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I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I export it:

enter image description here

The image looks like this when saved/exported with art optimized option:

enter image description here

I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I export it:

enter image description here

The image looks like this when saved/exported:

enter image description here

I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I export it:

enter image description here

The image looks like this when saved/exported with art optimized option:

enter image description here

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I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

The image looks like this when saved: ![this][1]

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I save as svgexport it: ![this][2]

Any help appreciated. [1]: https://imgh.us/404-01.svg [2]enter image description here

The image looks like this when saved/exported: https://imgh.us/404insideAI.jpg

enter image description here

I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

The image looks like this when saved: ![this][1]

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I save as svg: ![this][2]

Any help appreciated. [1]: https://imgh.us/404-01.svg [2]: https://imgh.us/404insideAI.jpg

I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I export it:

enter image description here

The image looks like this when saved/exported:

enter image description here

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I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

The image looks like this when saved: ![this][1]

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I save as svg: ![this][2]

Any help appreciated. [1]: http://imgh.us/404-01.svghttps://imgh.us/404-01.svg [2]: http://imgh.us/404insideAI.jpghttps://imgh.us/404insideAI.jpg

I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

The image looks like this when saved: ![this][1]

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I save as svg: ![this][2]

Any help appreciated. [1]: http://imgh.us/404-01.svg [2]: http://imgh.us/404insideAI.jpg

I converted a raster image to vector in Illustrator CS6 using Image Trace then the Expand option, though when I save as an svg the image looks embossed. I suspect it's due to the layer background being white and the paths not lining up, but I'm unsure how to fix it or prove that theory without manually having to adjust every path.

The image looks like this when saved: ![this][1]

This is how it looks in Illustrator before I save as svg: ![this][2]

Any help appreciated. [1]: https://imgh.us/404-01.svg [2]: https://imgh.us/404insideAI.jpg

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