Why Vector format is scalable:
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They made by scalable pixels
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They made by scalable dots
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They made with different colors and shapes which are scalable
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All of the above
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Vector graphics are built from mathematically defined points (nodes/anchors) connected by paths and curves, rather than a fixed grid of colored pixels. Because the shape is recalculated from those geometric definitions at whatever size you render it, it can be scaled up or down without losing sharpness — unlike raster images, which are made of a fixed number of pixels ("dots") that get blurry or blocky when enlarged.