Vectorize!

Completely useless, crashes immediately when hitting vectorize even if it's optimized for M1.

App crashes and does not save your progress / edits.

Was hoping to find something better than what I could get out of Adobe Illustrator, for a specific project I’m working on. Sure it vectorizes but not that great with super complex imagery. I needed something to make it exactly like the black and white art I created, with grainy details, and this was like a blurry jpeg image at best. Save your money

Although this app has room for improvement, i will say that this app does a great job and has good features for tuning a image vector. I’ve really struggled finding other apps like this one in the Apple Store. I’m giving it 5 stars for novelty. Worth the cost. Happy to support the developer. I would like to see an option for selecting how many colors you want in the vector file and more robust smoothing options.

Dont waste your money, very limited options. Everything just looks like it was done with a cheap Photoshop watercolor filter. I literally have had better vectored images through free websites

Does simple tasks but will not get you the results shown in dermo photos. Hires pictures are out of luck. Details are lost even in max setting. (Tested on M1 Max Macbook Pro.) Please re-visit and up the game.

This is a tool for designers not for people that are looking for an advance post script rendering software for cutting machines or other needs. With this app you will get an svg file from your raster image and then manipulate it with Adobe or Affinity software. It will give you layers of vectors that you can eliminate or use the tools to get the specific shapes you need. This is not a point and click to export solution, it need you to get there. I love it. It is very powerful.

This app couldn't be simpler and it gives a wide variety of results just by pushing around sliders. Depending on the style of work you're doing this is stable, not expensive, and easy to use.

Let me be honest, I let myself be taken. Yep, if something is too good to be true it always is. I know better and still did it anyways. Save your money.

Trace image options are garbage, doesn’t allow layering very restricted and traces worse then my vector drawn originals want my money back. Worse trace than Adobe capture