How Do You Create a Vector in Figma?

Vector files are digital images that are composed of mathematical lines and curves rather than a solid block of pixels, like those used in bitmap images.

Vector files are used in a wide variety of digital and print design projects, from logos and illustrations to text and icons. They are popular because they are resolution-independent, meaning they can be scaled to any size without losing quality.

How Do You Create a Vector in Figma?

Creating a vector in Figma is easy - all tools in Figma create vector files by default. But to save your files as vectors all you need to do is export as SVG or PDF. You can find the export option in the File menu, or use the shortcut command+shift+e to quickly open the export window.

Conclusion

Vector files are powerful tools for digital and print design projects, and creating them in Figma is quick and easy. With the ability to export your files as SVG or EPS, you can easily create resolution-independent graphics that look great at any size.