To vectorize an image, you will need to use vector graphics software such as Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape. Import the image into the software and use the pen tool or other vector tools to trace over the image and create a vector version.
In theory, any image can be vectorized. However, images with a high level of detail or complex designs may be more difficult to vectorize and may require more time and skill.
Vectorizing an image allows for scalability without losing quality. This means that the image can be resized to any size without becoming pixelated. Vector images also have smaller file sizes and are easier to edit and manipulate.
The main limitation of vectorizing an image is that it may not retain the same level of detail and texture as the original raster image. Some elements, such as gradients and shadows, may also be more difficult to recreate in a vector format.
While vector graphics software is the most efficient and precise way to vectorize an image, there are some online tools and apps available that can help with the process. However, these may not produce the same quality results as using professional software.