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I used Adobe Illustrator to draw the picture. I save it in eps format. But when I insert it into a LaTeX file and generate a PDF, the picture is very unclear.

But when I save the picture as svg format, then use Inkscape to open, and then generate eps format, insert it into a LaTeX file and generate a PDF file, the picture is very clear.

Why is it? How can I set up Adobe Illustrator to make the picture clearer?

This picture is generated by Inkscape:

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This is an image generated by Adobe Illustrator:

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  • Eps is a fairly complex format. Hard to day without analyzing your files, which i wouldnt do for you even if you paid me. But looks to me that your font embedding is failing to work. Also not sure how i could deduce anything of unclarity related from your image. PS: the position of your images depend on screen size so try to refrain from using left and right, its confusing if the images are on top of eachother.
    – joojaa
    Commented Mar 9, 2022 at 17:10
  • I'd guess it has something to do with Inkscape being XML (svg) at it's core whereas Illustrator is postscript. Latex may be more adept at handling XML.
    – Scott
    Commented Mar 9, 2022 at 21:00
  • @Scott makes no sense eps is postscript no matter what you use.
    – joojaa
    Commented Mar 10, 2022 at 5:08
  • The image from Illustrator seems stretched vertically and it's smaller than the one from Inkscape. If you are to really compare them, please put some effort into exporting them at the exact same size. (And yes, the font is missing in Illustrator.)
    – Wolff
    Commented Mar 10, 2022 at 18:19
  • Thank you very much. I just selected and replaced all fonts. It seemed to become clear after that. But what confuses me is why the arrow also seems to be clear?
    – Yujie
    Commented Mar 11, 2022 at 8:57

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I just replaced the font inside. Replace the font with Arial, and then insert the image into the pdf file generated by Latex. After that the picture became clearer.

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