Bezier Curves are mathematical curves used in computer graphics and related fields to create smooth and scalable shapes. They are defined by a set of control points, with the simplest form being a linear curve defined by two points. More complex curves can be created using additional points, allowing for intricate designs and smooth transitions. These curves are widely used in applications like Adobe Illustrator and AutoCAD for drawing and animation. They provide designers with the ability to manipulate shapes easily, making them essential for vector graphics and font design. Their flexibility and precision make them a fundamental tool in digital art and design.