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Converting images to EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) format can be beneficial for several reasons:

Overall, converting images to EPS format can enhance compatibility, scalability, and quality.

Aspose.Page API solution has conversion functionality that can be added to your own app or software. This chapter has separate articles devoted to the conversion with the code examples, to make the integration process as easy as possible for you.

Convert image to EPS

Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) — is file format created by Adobe Systems based on the PostScript language subset. It is created to exchange graphics data between different apps. EPS or abbreviated Encapsulated PostScript file is a PostScript language file that contains the description of only one page and is intended for embedding (encapsulating) one PostScript file into another one.

The EPS file format is compatible with various Adobe software including Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, and Adobe Photoshop (in later versions). Additionally, it can be opened using graphics editors such as Inkscape and Gimp. For online viewing, solutions like the Aspose.Page Viewer can display the file’s content. However, many users may find it more convenient to convert the EPS file to a format supported by software they commonly use.

To find out how to convert an image to EPS file programmatically with the help of our solution go and check the next articles:

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