Your image should now be vectorized and can be resized without loss of quality.Select the entire image again then click on Group.

Repeat the process until the entire background is deleted.

Select the background of your image then press backspace, or right-click and delete.

Right-click on a portion of the image, then choose Ungroup.

Select the image again, then click on Expand on the top menu.

Scroll through the options until you find one that retains the image quality you want. You can undo your selection by using the shortcut Ctrl + z.16 colors, for example, will vectorize an image into 16 separate colors. The higher the number of the color options you use, the more vector colors will be utilized. Choose an option from the selection given to vectorize the image.On the top menu, click the dropdown arrow to the right of the Image Trace button to bring up the menu.Click on your selection icon on the left menu, and select the entire image.Open the image that you want to vectorize.If you’re using Adobe Illustrator as your image editing software of choice, converting the image to vector can be done by doing the following: How to Convert Image to Vector in Illustrator If you want to know how to convert an image to vector for the different imaging platforms, read on.

Inkscape trace bitmap to vector