What it is
EPS means Encapsulated PostScript. It is a legacy but still common vector format used in print and production workflows.
Why it matters
Many print pipelines and older tools still accept EPS, so it remains practical for compatibility.
Common use cases
- Print-ready vector artwork
- Import/export between design tools
- Packaging and production handoff
Quick comparison
EPS is production-friendly for print, while SVG is generally better for web delivery.