Encapsulated PostScript (EPS)

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Adobe ResourcesAdvancedArt TextBackground RemovalBitmapBMPBranched PipelineChannelsClipping PathsCodecsColor AdjustmentColor ConversionColor ManagementColor ProfileCompressionCropDrawingEPSEXIFExtra ChannelsFilesystemFontFormat ConversionFormatted TextGIFGradientGraphics ContainerGreen ScreenImage ValidationIndexed formatInteroperabilityIPTCJPGLossless JPEGMetadataModify ContainerMultiple framesPathPDFPersonalizationPipelinePixel AccessPNGPSDPSD ProcessorRasterizationRAWReadResizeRotateSpot ColorStreamSVGTextText LayoutTGAThumbnailTIFFTransformTransparentizeVDPVignetteWatermarkWEBPWPFWriteXMP

These samples demonstrate working with Encapsulated PostScript files. They show how to extract an embedded TIFF preview and convert it to PNG, and how to write EPS directly from a raster image. You can also generate EPS with mixed raster and vector content such as images, shapes, and text while controlling page dimensions.

Write bitmap to EPS

Loads a JPEG image and saves it directly as an EPS file.

Write raster and vector graphics to EPS

Creates an EPS file with both a bitmap and vector graphics, including shapes and styled text.