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February 6, 2022
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does a vector file turn into a pixel file if the subscribtion is canceld?

  • February 6, 2022
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I wantet to try out somethings with vector "bubbles" to see how far i can work with that. But as my licens expired, they are not vector anymore, but weirdly cut pixel. What is the problem here? i read that this should not happen.

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Legend
February 6, 2022

Presumably you downloaded the file to your computer? Adobe can't change what you downloaded. But maybe you unsubscribed to Illustrator at the same time?

IenyAuthor
New Participant
February 6, 2022

I'm downloading the files yes. but im working with affinity designer. I can open the files an see the vectors, but when i reopen them, their not vectors anymore. I safe them the same way as i safe other files with vectors in them, so i supposed it has something to do with AdobeStock. Hasn't anyone ever heard something like that?

Abambo
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Community Expert
February 10, 2022

Thanks for the reply, i'll search the problem somewhere else then!

 

Another related question: Are all the SVG files with seperate elements and different layers, or are some of them just pictures that can be blown up without loosing quality? If so, is there a way to identify such files without different elements?

 

Thanks alot!


Vector files can be scaled as wished with no quality loss. Most come with layers, but not all. there is no possibility to know the internal structure of an asset prior to licensing.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer