die Vektorgrafik

the principle

Vector graphics consist of mathematically defined curves and shapes, known as vectors. 

Vectors describe image elements based on their geometric properties. For example, a point in a vector graphic consists of a mathematical definition of a circle drawn with a specific radius at a specific location in a specific color. The point can be moved, 

scaled or recolored without any loss of quality. 

Vector graphics are not resolution-dependent, i.e., they are not affected by 

a fixed number the pixel defined, but automatically scaled so that they achieve crisp sharpness on any output device and at any resolution.

the advantages

One of the most important advantages of vector graphics is that they can be generated according to any desired shape or function.

No loss of image quality occurs when enlarging while keeping the file size unchanged. 

The graphics are created solely as shapes; the same applies to the lines.

Another advantage of vector graphics (in contrast to vector graphics) is that pixelgraphick) is due to the small file size. This saves a significant amount of storage space during archiving.