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CDR files are vector graphic files created by CorelDRAW, a popular design software used for illustrations, logos, and page layouts. These files store images as mathematical curves and shapes, allowing for easy scaling without loss of quality. CorelDRAW was first launched in 1989 and has been a favorite among graphic designers for its versatility and powerful tools.
Technically, a CDR file is a proprietary vector format that stores data as Bézier curves, allowing precise control over shapes and paths. It supports CMYK and RGB color modes, layer structures, and embedded bitmaps for complex designs. The file structure is binary and optimized for efficient editing and rendering within CorelDRAW's environment.
CDR files can contain multiple layers, color models, and effects, making them suitable for professional print and digital projects. Though primarily associated with CorelDRAW, some other software can open or convert CDR files, but they may not support all features. Interestingly, the format has evolved over time, improving compatibility and performance across different versions of the program.
No specific conversions to CDR are available at the moment.
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