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    Default Re: smoothing out shapes (file attached)

    I think you can redraw them and make them much smoother. I redid a 3 and made it red for you, needs some tweaking but I hope you get the idea.

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    Default Re: smoothing out shapes (file attached)

    I would do your own re-draw then using Pen Tool. I did these in about 6 minutes, right I know the club is not the best and the spade is not much better but I am sure you could knock these up quite simply and get them the way you want them. Download a card that you think is good and lock that image in a layer. Make a new layer then trace your shape out you only need to trace half the shape as they are symmetrical. Also on the 2nd layer use guides and right click them to lock once happy with position. Talking about downloads is there not vector cards out there for you to use?
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    Default Re: smoothing out shapes (file attached)

    Thanks for the advice guys. I knew a redraw would be an option but thought there may be some smoothing technique that would work as I have other files that are more intricate that have the same jagged problem.
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    Default Re: smoothing out shapes (file attached)

    As Richard states the Smoothing Tool (part of the pencil) works and you can get rid of many of the points and with a duplicated card in a locked layer underneath you can smooth out most of the points. After using that tool if you had lost the shape you then could use the Direct Selection tool to modify back to your locked template underneath. That's a lot of mouse movement I would just redraw using Pen Tool with guides and your original underneath dimmed slightly.
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