Vectorizing in Illustrator can be a daunting task, but with a little know-how, it’s easy to get started. In this article, we’ll show you how to vectorize an image using the Pen tool and some basic shapes. To start vectorizing your image, open it in Illustrator and select the Pen tool (P). Draw a basic shape around the object you want to vectorize (in our example, we’ll use a circle), and then click on the object to select it. Next, go to Object > Path > Make (or press Command+J). This will create a path around your selected object. You can now edit the path as needed by clicking on the various points along the way. When you’re finished editing the path, click on OK to close the Make Path dialog box. Now that you have a path created, you can start vectorizing your image! To do this, open the Paths panel (Window > Paths) and select your path from the list. Next, click on Vectorize in the toolbar at the top of the panel. This will convert your path into a vector object. You can now use this vector object as is or edit it further if necessary. ..
