Invisible Rasterize Fx?

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August 16, 2024
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I'm trying to upload this file on certain (Shutter) website, but it keeps saying that there is a Raster Fx on the file, but I cannot find it, Link does not show anything, neither Appearance. Can anybody help me?

sereia_roxa_copiar.zip

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Correct answer H.S.S. Daniel

Try a raidal gradient. Won't be exactly like your original design,. but close enough.

I assume that shutterstock has forums as well. You could ask there if gradient meshes are allowed. I think I have seen gradient meshes in stock vector art.

Thank you, everyone. I've managed to find the gradient meshes and image traced them into vector, worked perfectly. Thank you all ❤️

Doug A Roberts

Community Expert

There are some elements like the tail and hair that have been converted to clip groups containing images at some point:

How were these elements created? Did you use freeform gradients or transparency that may have been rasterized on export to EPS?

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H.S.S. DanielAuthor

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The tail and hair were made with freeform gradient. It's strange how this shows "image" but mine didn't. Even with Link panel.

Doug A Roberts

Community Expert

EPS does not support freeform gradients, so the result is rasterised when you use that file format.

Anubhav M

Community Manager

Hello @H.S.S. Daniel,

Thanks for reaching out. Would you mind exploring the suggestions shared in this video tutorial (https://adobe.ly/4dLLftX) to check if they help with your creative journey in Illustrator?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thanks,
Anubhav

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