Creating an EPS file - how to make the graphics file

The abbreviation EPS stands for "Encapsulated PostScript". This is a file format that is mainly used in graphics. In particular, printers use the format when it comes to vector graphics. Learn how to create an EPS file and how to convert image files here.

Create EPS file in Inkscape - this is how to do it

If you want to save a file in EPS format, it works with an appropriate graphics program. Follow these steps to create an EPS file with the free software Inkscape:

1. Open Inkscape and create a new file.
2. Use the existing tools to create a graphic that you want to save in EPS format.
3. Click on "File" in the navigation and then on "Save as...".
4. Navigate to the directory where you want to save the file and enter a file name in the corresponding input field.
5. Click on the arrow symbol at "File type" to call up the list of all available formats and select "Encapsulated PostScript".
6. Click on "Save". A new window will then open with further setting options.
7. Check the box at the "Convert text to path" option and click "Ok" to save.

As an alternative to Inkscape, you can also use graphics programs such as Adobe Illustrator to save files in EPS format.

Convert image files to EPS format

If you have a JPG file and want to convert it to EPS format, this works with the help of an online converter such as Convertio.co. There you have the option to upload the JPG file and convert it to a desired output format. Once the process is complete, the file is ready for you to download.