Pixels to Vectors

Video is pixels so even vectors get turned into pixels. Vectors let you scale without quality loss, but there is no gain if the layers are at 100% scale or the equivalent when the layers are 3D. Single-pixel wide horizontal and vertical vector lines must be lined up with the pixel grid to maintain their original color and single-pixel vector lines that are curved or on the diagonal will not work well in video and if the media player is scaled, these lines fall apart very quickly. You must follow the rules if you want your graphics to look good on video, even if the originals are vector shapes.

Adobe Capture (not sure if it's still around), Photoshop, Illustrator - and their tablet versions can do this but it's not going to be a one-click solution. Do a bit of googling, "Adobe convert pixel raster to vector" to get started on the right track.

You would need to re-draw them as vectors in Illustrator or rebuild them from AE native vector elements liek shape layers. No magic shortcuts here, give or take the occasional quick hack with auto-trace or converting some text layers and vector-based PS layer masks to vectors where possible.

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