LeeColarelli

Yes, exactly as walt said. I think stock sites need to start requiring eps files to be compatible with more than just Adobe Illustrator!

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Sorry but I find your reply slightly condescending. I have been doing graphic design for nearly 20 years. Your freepik file has no jaggies because it is pure vector paths. It would never have any jaggies. However, some eps files have small images as part of the structure, and Affinity Designer does not do a good job with these. Today I have worked with three stock files from shutterstock, and all of them have extreme jaggies when opened with Affinity Designer but no jaggies when opened with Adobe Illustrator. Maybe you you should try yourself before attempting to educate someone else?

Sorry to re-open this but I also have the very same problem. Trying to use some stock files and the first two eps files are terrible, with really jaggy images I have tried speaking to them and they just say to use adobe illustrator, which i thought I'd just got away from after many years! I'm afraid this sort of thing tends to be a deal breaker, as i LOVE infinity designer but now it seems I need to have illustrator also. Is there a possibility of this being fixed?