You can open/import raster and vector files to work in Corel Vector
Besides Corel Vector’s own file format (.gvdesign), vectors can be brought as SVG files (.svg), EPS files (.eps) and PDF files (.pdf). Raster images can be imported as PNG files (.png), JPEG files (.jpeg), and HEIC files (.heic).
Opening files
To open a vector or raster file in the new document, head over to or use the shortcut + .
This method creates a new document. You can now navigate through your documents by selecting a tab on top.
When you are done editing EPS, PDF, or SVG files, you can’t write the changes into the same file. You need to either export them again or save them in proprietary file format.
Importing files
To place the file on the canvas, use the import command. Head over to to place an image inside the existing document.
The import option is the best way to open raster images in Corel Vector, although it is not limited by a bitmap and allows you to open SVG, PDF, and EPS as well.
Importing fonts
Head over to to import font. Select the file.
