Why can a logo stay sharp when you enlarge it?
A small logo can become a large sign without the same blockiness as an enlarged pixel image. The difference begins with how the image is stored: a grid of colors or instructions describing shapes.
Questions you could explore
- What does a vector file preserve when its size changes?
- Why might a photograph still suit a pixel-based format?
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- MDN Web DocsAdding vector graphics to the web
Compares raster and vector images using an enlarged shape and explains how SVG stores geometry.
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