Ive recently switched from inkscape to adobe illustrator but i wanted to clip a text to a image it worked but it was bad quality, why does inkscape make the png files colors mixed and you cant see pixels so the clipping looks much better quality is their a way to fix this? Here are the image diffrence of inkscape and illustrator, Thanks!
I'm echoing Monica again.
Inkscape seems to blur the hard edges of the pixels in the video you shared. They're still there, though.
It's best to start a design with higher quality images, but if you need to enlarge a low quality image you can do so in Photoshop, where it will resample the image (pretty much the same as blurring the pixels). It will still pixelate at high zoom, but all images do this.
The goal is to have an image that appears "unpixelated" at the size the artwork is intended to be viewed. This is about 300ppi for print, and 72-200ppi for screen.
When you're creating a path to clip an image, it's important to "feather" the edges of the mask. Feathering blurs the edges of the clipped image so they don't appear jagged.
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