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Vector separation refers to the process of breaking down a design or artwork into distinct, individual color layers in vector format. This technique is crucial for screen printing, embroidery, and other production processes that require each color to be applied separately. In vector separation, each color or section of the image is isolated into its own vector path, allowing for precise control during printing or embroidery. This process ensures that the design remains scalable without loss of quality, and it allows for easier manipulation, such as color changes, size adjustments, or applying different effects to specific elements of the design.