Rasterize
To rasterize an image is to convert it into pixels so it can be shown on a screen or printed.
Once rasterized, the image can’t be resized without losing quality. This process is used to prepare images for screens and printing. It makes sure they look right on different devices.
For example, if you rasterize a logo or text, it changes from smooth, adjustable shapes into a fixed pixel pattern, like a photograph. This is helpful for adding effects, blending colors, or making sure the design works with certain software or printers.
When you rasterize an image it helps to ensure compatibility with specific software. It also helps to ensure compatibility with printers that require rasterized images to function.
Whether for digital displays or printed materials, rasterization plays a key role in bringing designs to life with precision and visual appeal.
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