Inkscape is a free, open source program developed by a group of volunteers under the GNU General Public License (GPL). This flexibility, often accompanied by smaller file sizes, makes vector graphics ideal-especially in the world of the Internet, varying computer displays, and hosting services for web spaces, which leads us nicely to Inkscape, a tool that can be invaluable for use in web design.
Since they are based on paths, you can make them larger (by scaling) and the image quality stays the same, lines and edges stay clean, and the same images can be used on items as small as letterheads or business cards or blown up to be billboards or used in high definition animation sequences. How does this all relate to vector-based graphics? Vector-based graphics aren’t made up of squares. In high-resolution monitors, the pixels are smaller and closer together to give a crisper image. However, they use millions of them so that when you look at a display, your eyes see a picture. Computer monitors also use pixels in a grid.
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