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Convert PNG to EPS

Plenty of print workflows still ask for EPS. Trace the PNG into paths here and export Encapsulated PostScript your printer will accept.

Entrada
PNG
Salida
EPS
Motor
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Precio
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Orden de trabajoPNG → EPS · Preajuste: Logo

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PDFEPS

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Preajuste

  • 01Logodefinido para esta página16 colores
  • 02Dibujo linealBlanco y negro
  • 03Foto64 colores
  • 04Bordado8 colores · Recorte
  • 05Vinilo4 colores · Recorte
  • 06LáserBlanco y negro · Polígono
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Por qué vectortrace

3 afirmaciones · orden fijo
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Datos del formato

PNG entrada · EPS salida
Datos del formatoPNG · entradaEPS · salida
TipoRaster. A grid of pixels.Vector. Encapsulated PostScript, the pre-press interchange format.
EscaladoBlurs or pixelates past its native size.Sharp at any size.
ColorUp to 16.7 million colours with 8-bit alpha. Lossless.Solid fills. Many RIPs still expect EPS rather than SVG.
Editable enPhotoshop, GIMP, Affinity Photo.Illustrator, Inkscape, CorelDRAW, most RIP software.
Uso típicoScreenshots, web images, marks exported from a design tool.Screen printing, sign shops, older print workflows.
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Vale la pena saber

EPS is Encapsulated PostScript: a PostScript program describing one piece of artwork, with a bounding box. It predates SVG by a decade and survives because RIPs, screen-printing shops and older sign software were built around it and never had a reason to move.

What EPS gives you over a PNG is the same thing SVG does — real outlines that scale and separate. What it gives you over SVG is that the shop on the other end of the email will open it without asking questions.

An EPS with a bitmap inside it is still a bitmap. If a printer rejected your last file for being "not real vector", that is usually what happened: a converter wrapped the raster rather than tracing it.

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Cómo funciona

3 pasos
  1. Drop the PNG

    Drop the mark. Flat artwork traces best; keep the palette small if it is going to screen print.

  2. Trace to flat fills

    One fill per colour, low node count. Screen printing wants few colours because each one is a screen.

  3. Export EPS

    Send it on, or open it in Illustrator or CorelDRAW first to assign spot colours.

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Benchmark

Ninguna afirmación sin una cifra, una fecha y una versión.
smoke (30 fixtures) · 2026-09-05 · 0.3.34

Medido, no publicitado. El corpus, el método y todas las cifras que produjo la ejecución se publican por completo.

Metodología/benchmarks
boundary error, p95
0.09 px
region-count error
0.000
node-count ratio
1.00×
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Preguntas

3 preguntas
01Why does my printer want EPS instead of SVG?
Because their RIP was built for PostScript and EPS is the format it has always taken. It is not a quality difference — the same outlines are in both — it is a workflow that works and has not needed changing.
02Is an EPS with an image inside it still vector?
No, and that is the usual reason a print shop rejects a file. EPS can embed a bitmap; the result has a vector wrapper and raster contents, and it prints exactly as badly as the bitmap did.
03What about spot colours?
The trace produces flat process fills. Assigning spot colours is a job for your editor once the paths exist, because which spot library applies depends on the shop.
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