Open CDR File

File type: CorelDRAW Image

What is

The CDR file extension is defined as a Drawing or a Vector graphics format. The methodologies of the said file extension are typically applied in the maneuver of Corel Draw for illustrations and presentations.

The terminology vector graphics normally refers to object-oriented graphics, a different term that pertains to geometric representation. The primary functions of geometric allocations exhibit the presentation in mathematical equation logics such as curves, points, lines and polygons.

Raster Graphics complement the vector graphics in image layouts or diagrams which are displayed via an arrangement of resolution and pixels. These are then operated for a photographic reflection's appearance.

The vector design and tools are commonly fit in order to support raster tools utilized by the CRD format.

The vector tools function as high quality components utilized for getting rid of photographic images' redundant details. Details could also be added by them or they could be taken out of the vector layout which then allows a Graphic Artist to carry out a preferred result for image vectorization.

Detailed information

Category: Vector Image Files

File format: Proprietary

Open with Windows: CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4, Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2, ACD Systems Canvas, Adobe Illustrator 9.0 or later

Open with Linux: CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X4, Corel Paint Shop Pro Photo X2, Adobe Illustrator 9.0 or later

The CDR file extension has been initiated for the application Corel Draw. This application allows users to manage viewpoint projections and distinctive objects and select color palettes, develop and interconnect gradient fills and fit text to directions.

It is a complete tool that enables artists to manipulate image representation and projects for modifications in the format for color adjustments, image specification, brightness, and contrast.

It allows the artist to create special effects such as bitmap borders and vignettes. Corel Photo Paint would then manage the bitmap.