@jane-e
WIX take the svg vector file and the requirements for the svg vector files are:
- The files size has to be up to 250KB or lower.
- The svg files cannot contain embedded images.
I will try your method of using illustrator to make the photoshop file a vector.
Do you know of any video that i can follow?
(Edit: Looks like I replied a few minutes after you already figured it out!)
@Ben222118415vy9 wrote:
I will try your method of using illustrator to make the photoshop file a vector.
Do you know of any video that i can follow?
You said in an earlier reply that you “vectored the design inside it” in Photoshop. What you should do next to get them into Illustrator depends on which tool mode you used to create the paths:
If you drew the vector shapes with the tools in Shape mode, then it should have worked to use File > Save a Copy and choose either Photoshop EPS (with Include Vector Data selected) or Photoshop PDF. For me, both brought over editable vector shapes with fills and strokes preserved. However, they included duplicate paths that I would probably remove before uploading as SVG to a website like Wix.
If you drew the vector shapes with the tools in Path mode, then they won’t export or print, so they simply won’t be there when the document is opened in Illustrator. (For EPS, the Include Vector Data option won’t be available.) If this is what you ran into, then the only option you have is jane-e’s second suggestions: Copy and paste the paths from Photoshop into Illustrator.