So while you may be able to open certain “vector” files in Krita, they may not be real vectors. These distinctions are important to note because often, in raster-based editing programs, such as Photoshop or Krita, objects may act as vectors but aren't necessarily vectors. You will notice a raster element by zooming into it until you see the individual blocks.
Pixels are tiny individual blocks of color with different hues and shades that work together to form an image. Raster files are the opposite and are displayed as pixels. When you zoom into a vector element, the edges are smooth and continuous in color.
Vector files contain data set up in mathematical equations, meaning that each element is displayed as a shape or text because of an exact sequence of numbers. To understand whether Krita supports your vector file, you must understand what a vector is. From Krita version 4.0 and later, the program can open, edit, and export SVG and PDF files containing vector elements.
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