If you’re like most people, you probably use Adobe Illustrator to create logos, illustrations, and other graphics. But if your work requires a level of precision that’s not always possible with the default tools, you may need to sharpen your images. In this article, we’ll show you how to do just that. First things first: make sure your image is in the correct format. If it’s not a vector graphic (a type of image that uses mathematical formulas to create its shape), you’ll need to convert it into a vector format before sharpening. To do this, open the file in Illustrator and select Edit > Convert To Vector File. Now that your image is in a vector format, it’s time to sharpen it. To do this, go to the Tools panel and select Sharpen > Sharpen Image. You’ll see the following dialog box: The options at the top of the dialog box determine how sharp your image will be when finished. The default setting is 100%, which will make your image as sharp as possible without causing any distortion or loss of detail. If you want to make your image even sharper, increase the value until it reaches 100%. However, if you want to reduce distortion or loss of detail, decrease the value until it reaches 0%. ..
