What picture takes up more memory a vector or bitmap?

A bitmap typically takes up more memory than a vector image because bitmaps store information for each individual pixel in the image, leading to larger file sizes, especially for high-resolution images. In contrast, vector images use mathematical equations to represent shapes and lines, allowing them to scale without losing quality and usually resulting in smaller file sizes. Therefore, for images with complex details and high resolutions, bitmaps will generally consume more memory than vectors.