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Converting a JPEG image to a vector format involves a process called vectorization, which transforms the pixel-based image into a format composed of paths and shapes defined by mathematical equations. This process is crucial for maintaining image quality at various sizes, as vector graphics can be scaled infinitely without loss of resolution. To convert a JPEG to a vector format, you typically use software like Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, or free alternatives such as Inkscape.
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