Convert PNG logo to vector in Photoshop

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• Convert .png logo vector

  The logo on a Web site must be scaling to printing purposes and it was created with photoshop without the file .psd in original layers.  What I have is the .png file I want to convert it to vector.  I read this forum I can convert to smart object, but it is if I had the forms in layers.  What is the best way to do this?

  The logo that I am referencing is located on the upper left corner of the www.vialsondemand.com

  Hey dat,.

  Try to place this logo png in artificial intelligence, and then use the path of the image. You can change some settings of vectorization of image to get the desired vector.

  Let me know if you encounter any problems when using the image path. You can see more details on the various options here: http://helpx.adobe.com/illustrator/using/image-trace.html

  Thank you

  Dhirendra

• Convert png sliced in FW or Photoshop?

  Hello, I was wondering if someone could help: I've done a few designs in Fireworks that a friend now wants to use as a Web site. I would like to know the best way to convert my PNG files into a web page.

  At the present time, my files have no layers, but I that reason to think I could put the items into layers and then somehow cut into slices to form a web page? Or do I have to enter my PNG in Photoshop and slice away (but there will be a layer problem?)...

  Don't know how to go forward and don't want to lose all my work! Any help is greatly appreciated - thank you!

  I use layers to keep things organized and also to make it easier to show and hide clusters of objects to simplify my view of them. For example, I'll often make a layer for the header area, the content area and the footer area, and perhaps others if things get messy. The layers are nice in this perspective.

  When you go to export your images, however, if the objects are on different layers does not change the result.

  Since you have your document in Fireworks and Fireworks is ideal for creating Web images, I recommend that you go ahead and learn how to cut your design in Fireworks.

  If you have leaders and guides set to display (view > sovereign and view > Guides > Show Guides + view > Guides > snap to guides) you can click in the rules and drag a guide line into your document. If you double-click a guide line, you can pinpoint its position. Implement the guidelines along the logical places in your design.

  Once you have your instructions, select the tool cuts (the green rectangle). With Snap guides turned on, you can easily drag your positions range in regards to your guides. When you draw each slice, a slice object appears in the Web layer. Give each object a unique and descriptive name (without spaces); This will be the name of the exported file. In the Properties palette, set the file format for this range (.gif, .jpg, etc.).

  Fireworks peut write a HTML of a design into slices. This code, however, is firmly locked in the form of a design and it will usually break if you try to do something with it. It is best to only export the images and create the Web page in a text editor or a Web (such as Dreamweaver) design tool.

• Please HELP convert LOGO IMAGE VECTOR.

  I'm a slow learner that photoshop is not quite the place to create logos, with your help, so can everyone, anyone, please help me. I do not understand how to get the image in illustrator and convert them into a vector image and keeping all the effects, like the sharp edges in the image. Any help is greatly appreciated. In addition, please keep in mind, I'm not at all familiar with illustrator and was hoping that this forum would be a great help. Thanks a lot for your help in advance!
  God bless you!

  I would like to offer a few points to help adapt to your way of thinking a bit...

  Logos are better drawn into vectors and vector illustrations can serve as a basis for various applications of the brand. In general, a form of logo like the one you have here has a solid black fill only. This is the logo of.

  
  

  Using this base, drawn in scalable vectors, you can start designing variations of color, effect decorated versions, etc., but the basis of single-color vector remains to be the origin of the identity, by providing a starting point for all applications of the brand. Because it is vector art, it can be rasterized to any size appropriate for a given application. Example: Suppose that you need to print the logo with the bevel metal brushed texture and chisel edge (effects, better made in a raster like Photoshop application) on a billboard, or on the side of a truck trailer. You must rasterize the basis vector of single-color to the right size and resolution (specifications provided by the printer), and then apply your effects hatched; (this, as opposed to struggling to reproduce the effects of rasterization in vectors, like you said is a goal of yours). There is nothing wrong to create a logo in pixels when this is done correctly this way.

  There is no real 'conversion' raster to vector. You will need to re - draw (manually trace) the forms using the pen of Illustrator. It is the largest and the most basic of Illustrator skills you can develop, and it takes some practice. Then type "how to use the pen in Illustrator" into your search engine preferred to get a long list of tutorials... and be patient.

• Convert PNG to SVG

  Dear Adobe community,

  I have a lot of images in PNG format that I want to convert it to SVG, since I created a sensitive site and want the images to preserve their clarity.

  I tried to find a suitable Converter online and, if I am not mistaken, Photoshop works only for the export of images to SVG, that you create in the software.

  Once again, I want to convert PNG to SVG.

  Thank you Dear!

  Concerning

  Andreas

  Nancy is (as usual) that the Bitmap to SVG conversion automatically usually is doomed.

  The only way I have had success with this, is to open the Bitmap image in Illustrator (I don't know of a suitable alternative, but I don't know there is probably) and "Trace" the image of a vector. This often involves a certain amount of manual entry for the vector as simple as possible (more simple = smaller) while maintaining crisp and smart. More complex than the image, manual seizures more is necessary and there is only for many this can be done without resorting to manually recreate the image.

  Note (however obvious to some) that there is a BIG difference between vector graphics and Bitmap images, not least in the way they are created/modified. Someone very competent in Photoshop can find extremely difficult to manipulate vectors and vice versa.

• I'm redoing my old logo in vector, but I get irregular paths, not smooth with the tracking tool

  I use the tracking tool of image Adobe Illustrator CS6 to redo my old logo in vector, but I receive paths are not smooth jagged. I have illustrator CS6 on Mac. I tried to break my logo into parts and then join together to make the full logo. one of the parties is an alligator, and when I tried to use the tracking of image tool, I got place sweet but not so rounded lines than I like. I want to get a nice gator with close to the original color of the original JPEG, with well rounded paths in particular around the mid-section, tail and jaw. I don't know what to do? Regarding the font used in the typigraphy in the full logo, I have it already. Help, please! Also, I do not have photoshop CS6 if necessary. ANY HELP IS VERY APPRECIATED!

  If you want to help me directly, I can send you my. I send I have now, and I would be VERY grateful for that too! Leave your email in the comments below.

  

  

  (it's the lower jaw, and a path in staircase instead of a smooth surface very lightly rounded a)

  

  (this is the path in staircase by the tail)                                                                          (this is the logo that I'm trying to recreate)

  BM,

  In addition to say Scott and Mike, you can:

  (1) draw the left leg first, as is it is left feet weren't there (just connect the pieces that you can do with less care on the invisible parts), you can use the fill;

  (2) draw the gator together as a single external shape (on the left leg), you can use the fill;

  (3) draw a shape that follows the upper part of the pale belly and continues in the outer form (the outer part can be established with less care;

  (4) draw the white in the eyes (the left eye may extend outside the outer form);

  (5) draw the dark-eyed;

  (6) copy the outside shape at the front, select it and the shape of the belly and Pathfinder > Intersect zones form or the harvest;

  (7) do the same for the left eye.

  To give you a taste of how to drag the tool pen, it should be an anchor at the corner of the mouth, two at the end of the lower jaw, and one where the jaw meets the neck.

  Edit: Hi Scott.

  In addition (another), when you are faced with an anchor Point positioning, you can press space and move it while the handles are locked, then let go and adjust the additional handles and tap it and move and so on.

• convert png gif in Labview

  Hi all

  I'm using Labview 8.6. In my application I want to convert a PNG in GIF file. There the VI to convert PNG to GIF?

  Thanks in advance,

  Vaira Muthu.

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  If you want to only write the GIF file, there is a function (not in the pallets) who will write the content of an image of LabVIEW to GIF.

  Search for LabVIEW 8.6\vi.lib\picture\gif.llb\Write GIF File.vi

• How can I convert RAW images to JPEG with Photoshop CS5.1 or CS5.1 bridge or Lightroom 3?

  How can I convert RAW images to JPEG with Photoshop CS5.1 or CS5.1 bridge or Lightroom 3?

  You can use the procession of images of PS or bridge. Or you can use Save as in camera raw.

• I can't for the life of my apply any correction of color or any other effect to a png logo I dragged into my Premiere Pro project.

  Someone please help. I can't understand how to apply a color correction or really no effect to a png logo. I could have sworn that I did before, but perhaps you simply can't.

  Hmmm... strange... (I'm scratching my head). What happens if you move the playhead through the clip? will he change then? I wonder if there is a screen refresh problem maybe?

  The other thing you could try is to add a layer of setting above the clip.

  • In the project bin, click the button new item (next to the trash)
  • Select the adjustment layer
  • Click OK
  • Drag the adjustment layer from the bin to a video track above the fixed image of PNG
  • and now try to add some effects to the layer setting instead.

• _ How convert a logo of the AI a file .dst front to be used for embroidery?

  _ How convert a logo of the AI a file .dst front to be used for embroidery?

  Is there an easy way?

  Thank you

  Hugh

  As then maybe:

  http://www.embroideryi2.com/Adobe

  Took 5 seconds to perform a search on Google.

  Mylenium

• How can I convert my logo 300 dpi (274 pixels wide) of the EPS to Gif format?

  I have a logo that needs to be fixed for purposes of web. It looks like a lot to print but very poor quality screen. I need one for my Web site and HTML email newsletters, as well as a high quality GIF 300 DPI (274 pixels wide) for a HTML signature code. I tried in Photoshop to save this file in the GIF format. But it seems that my files is 274 pixel but it is 96 DPI instead of 300 dpi. How can I convert an it EPS to GIF 300 dpi (274 pixels wide) file format?

  I have an EPS file for her. Can someone help me please? Here is the LINK

  If your logo is 274 pixel wide at 300 dpi, it will print. 9 "wide.      DPI is meaningless to the web for screens and display drivers do not use the file image dpi setting.  Views are executed at a resolution normally manufactured pixel resolution.   View these days are made with a resolution of 96PPI at 300PPI so your logo appears 2.8 "wide screen resolution low 96ppi and. 9 "wide screen resolution of 300ppi high. The difference between Jpeg and Gif's color supports Jpeg 8 bit so 16 M color but does not support transparency.  GIF only supports 256 mapped colors reduced to 255 colors it you want transparent empty pixels.  You can also use PGN format that supports transparency support and 8 or 16-bit color.

• Place a png logo created in Fireworks cs5 in Illustrator cs5

  I'm trying to put a logo in illustrator. When I do it looks fine, but any kind of scakeing makes it look pixelated all. I'm reducing to lay on a business card. When I do looks just fine while the second logo (for most of the test) looks great and completely scalable. Is the somehting I'm doing wrong. I tried to copy and paste, p [lacing and open in illustrator.] I tried using all the file formats and theyall do the same thing. My friend asks an ESP file that I can give, but I want to do that it will come out just before taking it to its printers. Help, please! Mahalo

  Fireworks is intended for web work, as is PNG. Graduates of fireworks, filters, etc., do not directly translate to their counterparts of the Illustrator. (Similar issues exist between I and Flash). Everything simply because the two programs provide refills of grad, which does not necessarily mean that actual construction of filling a graduate program is interpreted by the other. For example: any version of Illustrator knows diddly on a gradient of "cone".

  That's why, if you save vector Flash content as legacy-version (8), you will get basic traced and text objects. But, fills and effects will result not reliable because Illustrator doesn't understand them.

  On the other hand, assuming that your content graphics card suitable for raster imaging, and then using the raster PNG should not be problematic if the scaling of a PPI suitable for printing, and color accuracy is not critical. You said you're downscaling PNG, do not them, upscaling, so visible irregularities should not be a problem. But the little pixelated text is never a good idea.

  EPS will fix it for you. SPE is not a quick fix to anything; It is simply a code "envelope" in which objects that are undestood by PostScript devices so that it can be "passed through" programs that do not include PostScript is written. Save the file as EPS does not go better able, or improve magically of objects that have been translated from Fireworks into objects Illustrator objects. Today, the EPS must be avoided in any case, unless your workflow has some compelling reason for it, such as the need to import into a program that cannot contain PDF as an image spot.

  You are simply the coup against thorns. Use a program focused on printing by design for printing. When it comes to work for commercial printing, if for some reason, you feel you have to design in Fireworks, and then think in terms of content, which will be completely rasterized (to PNG or TIFF or other) when design is complete. But if you want to print vector illustrations, Fireworks is not where it should be created.

  You have not really well described the workflow or its content. You just mentioned "logo". Is not any that say something, on what types of items are involved. In a correct application of the 'logo' of the word you would not modify the content. If the content of the 'logo' can be translated to Illustrator objects reliably, then it should simply be rasterized in its entirety. If you are free to re - build, then you could rasterize the work that is appropriate for the rendering of frame in TIFF format, import the TIFF format in Illustrator and recreate objects text and/or vector fills and effects that need to survive the trip to a print workflow.

  JET

• Convert PNG to 300pdi

  Hello

  I want to
  export picture a graph to a png-300pdi (printing). Here's what I do:

  First I export the chart in a PNG with the LV - VI standard. I re - open the file, look for the IHDR header, move the 17 index (which is the end of the IHDR) and place the pHYs (of a 300pdi-created by Photoshop PNG) header with the IHDR, IDAT, as required. (See small end; hope that you don't mind the German legends ^^)

  Up to now
  so good, but the file gets corrupted after my edits... guess I made a few mistakes here.

  Welcome,

  Stoney

  OMG, just found my mistake... The string constant that contains the PPP header has not been defined to the spell...

• change the colors in the vector shapes - photoshop script

  I have a problem with the code which changes the colorsand vector shapes. It only works on a single layer, and if you select more than one layer, it pops up error. Is - that someone knows how to solve this problem?

  #target photoshop
cTID = function(s) { return app.charIDToTypeID(s); };
sTID = function(s) { return app.stringIDToTypeID(s); };

function Action3() {

  function step1(enabled, withDialog) {
   if (enabled != undefined && !enabled)
   return;
   var dialogMode = (withDialog ? DialogModes.ALL : DialogModes.NO);
   var desc1 = new ActionDescriptor();
   var ref1 = new ActionReference();
  ref1.putEnumerated(sTID("contentLayer"), cTID('Ordn'), cTID('Trgt'));
  desc1.putReference(cTID('null'), ref1);
   var desc2 = new ActionDescriptor();
   var desc3 = new ActionDescriptor();
   var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor();
  desc4.putDouble(cTID('Rd '), 243);
  desc4.putDouble(cTID('Grn '), 110);
  desc4.putDouble(cTID('Bl '), 93);
  desc3.putObject(cTID('Clr '), sTID("RGBColor"), desc4);
  desc2.putObject(cTID('FlCn'), sTID("solidColorLayer"), desc3);
   var desc5 = new ActionDescriptor();
  desc5.putInteger(sTID("strokeStyleVersion"), 2);
  desc5.putBoolean(sTID("fillEnabled"), true);
  desc2.putObject(sTID("strokeStyle"), sTID("strokeStyle"), desc5);
  desc1.putObject(cTID('T '), sTID("shapeStyle"), desc2);
  executeAction(cTID('setd'), desc1, dialogMode);

  };

  step1();};

  Action3.main = function () {

  Action3();};Action3.main();

  2016, use it at your own risk.

  #target photoshop

  If (app.documents.length > 0) {}

  myDocument var = app.activeDocument;

  var theLayers = getSelectedLayersIdentifier();

  for (var m = 0; m< thelayers.length;="" m++)="">

  changeSolidColor (theLayers [m], 128, 0, 255);

  }

  };

  //////////////////////////////////////////

  based on the code of paul m..

  function getSelectedSoidColorLayersIdentifier() {}

  var selectedLayers = new Array;

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ("Dcmn"), charIDToTypeID ("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID ("Trgt"));

  var / / desc = executeActionGet (ref);

  If (desc.hasKey (stringIDToTypeID ("targetLayers"))) {}

  DESC = desc.getList (stringIDToTypeID ('targetLayers'));

  var c = desc.count;

  var selectedLayers = new Array();

  Browse layers selected;

  for (var i = 0; i)<>

  try {activeDocument.backgroundLayer;

  var theIndex = desc.getReference (i). getIndex();

  } catch (e) {var theIndex = desc.getReference (i) .getIndex () + 1};

  get id for layers of solid color;

  try {}

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putIndex (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), theIndex);

  var layerDesc = executeActionGet (ref);

  var theIdentifier = layerDesc.getInteger (stringIDToTypeID ("layerID"));

  var adjList = layerDesc.getList (stringIDToTypeID ('adjustment'));

  var theColors = adjList.getObjectValue (0) .getObjectValue (stringIDToTypeID ('color'));

  selectedLayers.push (theIdentifier);

  } catch (e) {};

  };

  If a single:

  } else {}

  Var ref = new ActionReference();

  ref.putEnumerated (charIDToTypeID ("Lyr"), charIDToTypeID ("Ordn"), charIDToTypeID ("Trgt"));

  var layerDesc = executeActionGet (ref);

  try {}

  var theIdentifier = layerDesc.getInteger (stringIDToTypeID ("layerID"));

  var adjList = layerDesc.getList (stringIDToTypeID ('adjustment'));

  var theColors = adjList.getObjectValue (0) .getObjectValue (stringIDToTypeID ('color'));

  selectedLayers = [theIdentifier]

  } catch (e) {};

  };

  Return selectedLayers;

  };

  change the color of solid color layer.

  function changeSolidColor (theIdentifier, theR, g target) {}

  // =======================================================

  var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

  var desc4 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

  var ref1 = new ActionReference();

  Ref1.putIdentifier (stringIDToTypeID ('contentLayer'), theIdentifier);

  Desc4.putReference (idnull, ref1);

  idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

  var desc5 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idClr = charIDToTypeID ("Clr");

  var desc6 = new ActionDescriptor();

  idRd var = charIDToTypeID ('Rd');

  desc6.putDouble (idRd, theR);

  var idGrn = charIDToTypeID ("Grn");

  desc6.putDouble (idGrn, g);

  var idBl = charIDToTypeID ("Bl");

  desc6.putDouble (idBl, theB);

  var idRGBC = charIDToTypeID ("RGBC");

  Desc5.putObject (idClr, idRGBC, desc6);

  var idsolidColorLayer = stringIDToTypeID ("solidColorLayer");

  Desc4.putObject (idsolidColorLayer, idT, desc5);

  executeAction (idsetd, desc4, DialogModes.NO);

  };

• Is it possible to convert RGB to CMYK images in Photoshop elements 12 or 6 Lighroom?

  Hello

  I am a freelance photographer, asked to produce images in CMYK mode to print. For the type of work that I normally do, Photoshop Elements is good enough. So, I bought not the full program of Photoshop. I can´t seem to find a way to convert my RGB to CMYK files. Someone at - it suggestions on how to do it?

  Grateful for any help.

  Kind regards

  Anna

  Elements has no CMYK support. You need the full Photoshop for this.

  However - you have good CMYK profile for the real press and used paper. If they ask CMYK without specifying exactly what CMYK profile to use, it's a gift: they have no idea of what they are doing. So ask them that.

  In any case, the common nowadays procedure is to present photography as RGB equipment, to be converted to CMYK destination on final export as PDF ready from the program layout (InDesign). This means that the images are placed as RGB in InDesign. In this way the material can be easily reused for press different conditions.

  In other words, if they run a color managed properly the process. There are still some who don't.

  CMYK standards vary around the world. The default value of Photoshop's us Web Coated (SWOP), which is not used anywhere outside America. Here in Europe the most commonly used are ISO Coated (ECI) 300% or Coated FOGRA39.