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howamp;#39;s it going everyone my name is Bobby and youamp;#39;re watching my island design today Iamp;#39;m going to show you how you can vectorize an image in Illustrator as you can see here I have this adorable looking monkey and as you look closer you can see itamp;#39;s pixelized itamp;#39;s not a vector image so the first step is to select the image you want to vectorize at the top here beside the image trace button this little drop-down arrow here with some more options so I want to keep all the colors of this monkey here so assuming colors there are this one two three four and five so first Iamp;#39;m gonna try the six colors option so wanna zoom in as you can see it is vectorized nice and smooth edges however the eyes are warped and it just doesnamp;#39;t look like the original image so Iamp;#39;m going to undo that option see what else we got here thereamp;#39;s a high fidelity photo option so this will give us the the most detail in the original image however I find