There are a lot of ways to vectorize in Photoshop, but one way is to use the vector tools. Vectorizing means making lines and shapes out of pixels. This can help you create graphics that are more organized and easier to work with. To start, open the vector tools palette and select the line tool. Next, drag a line down the center of your canvas. Make sure that the line is long enough to cover the entire image (you can make it shorter if you want). Once you’ve dragged the line all the way down, release it so that it falls back into place. Now select the point tool and drag a point above or below the line on your canvas. Make sure that both points are close to each other so that they form a straight line. Now use the arrow keys to move your points around until they’re in different positions on your canvas. You can also use these keys to change how wide or short your lines are. Once you’ve made all your changes, press OK and see what results you get!
