Image to EPS for print
Print shops ask for EPS because it scales to any size without softening. Curvora rebuilds your image as vector paths and writes a level-3 EPS — the same geometry you inspected on screen, not a bitmap wrapped in a vector container.
- Real paths and gradient fills, so the file is sharp at poster size
- Opens in Illustrator, CorelDRAW, Affinity Designer and every RIP that reads EPS
- Colours are exact to the source, and you can edit the palette before export
- SVG, PDF and DXF come from the same result if the printer changes their mind
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Frequently asked
Is the EPS a real vector file?
Yes. It contains path operators and gradient shadings only — there is no embedded raster image, which you can confirm by opening it in any vector editor.
Is the file CMYK?
No, the colours are RGB. Print workflows normally convert to CMYK; for an exact brand colour, give your printer the Pantone or CMYK value.
Will gradients survive?
Linear and radial gradients are written as EPS shadings with the detected stops, rather than being sliced into bands.
What if my printer wants outlined text?
Text is already outlines here. Curvora produces shapes, not live type, so there are no fonts to embed or miss.