Now select a blue color or any color on your palette. This will create a rectangle the size of your page. Double-click on the Rectangle tool in the toolbox. In order to distinguish between the white in the logo and the white page background we are going to add a solid color background. Then press the spacebar and the logo will be placed in the center of your page. Next, import the sample Logo.jpg file by clicking on File > Import and browse to the location on your computer where you downloaded the sample file. The page size is not critical to this exercise, so you can just choose Letter size. Let’s get started by creating a new document by going to File > New.
Avoid fine detail because it will result in many objects once traced and can make it difficult to clean up the file after tracing.Avoid texture fills and gradient fills if at all possible, these can sometimes be a challenge when tracing.Start with a higher resolution image if at all possible – this will result in a better trace.Some of the key factors in getting clean, high-quality output with little or no manipulation after using PowerTRACE to convert raster to vector are: In these cases, you can use CorelDRAW’s PowerTRACE feature to convert raster to vector image, creating a single-color design which can be enlarged without losing quality. Low-resolution raster images, including JPGs or bitmaps, are usually not suitable for project such as screen printing, embroidering, signage or vinyl cutting, but sometimes that’s all you have to work with. Converting a Multi-color Raster Image to a Single-color Vector
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