Traditional tile packages are sets of tiles (images) pieced together to create a basemap. Vector tile packages by definition are smaller in size, faster for you to generate, and faster for your users to download. Refer to Esri’s additional advantages for further details.
Use ArcFM to create a traditional tile package and ArcGIS Pro to create a vector tile package. Then use Solution Center to upload the tile package.
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