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August 16, 2024
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Invisible Rasterize Fx?

  • 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?

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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 ❤️

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Doug A Roberts
Community Expert
Community Expert
August 16, 2024

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?

Participant
August 16, 2024

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
Community Expert
August 16, 2024

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

Anubhav M
Community Manager
Community Manager
August 16, 2024

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