You can simply open your original vector in Photoshop with a very (crazy) high resolution and then lower the resolution to increase the image size as mentioned above. You actually don't need to do the steps I mentioned in the first part if you plan is to use a JPG or PNG doing the steps above simply help you getting an even bigger raster file in Photoshop. If you want more pixels, open your file at higher resolution. The file dimension will increase as you lower the resolution. If it's for web, you can lower it to 72ppi. Then you can go in the menu "image > image size" in Photoshop, uncheck the "resample" box and lower the resolution to what you need. If you use pixels, you'll be limited at 32 000 pixels but you can get more by using the other units and a higher resolution. I think the max file dimension on opening is 270cm x 270cm (106.3" x 106.3") and the resolution you prefer. eps) with Photoshop with the appropriate resolution. Save that file and open that vector (.ai. If you need to rasterize this and want it even bigger. Illustrator, you cannot resize your artwork freely. Note: If you imported images that are raster and not vectors in your You now have a fat huge monster Illustrator vector of more than 5 meters (almost 19'). That's one way to resize your artwork freely. Make sure to select all again, hold the shift key and drag theĬorner of the bounding box to fit your new huge canvas.To make sure your strokes are not strokes anymore and will be Select everything and then go in the menu "Object > Expand".Copy and paste your vector file into that new document.This is the maximum Illustrator can handle.
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