You can upload JPEG, PNG, PDF, TIFF, BMP, or even a clear photo of a printed logo or drawing. Higher-resolution files produce more accurate results, but our artists can work from lower-quality scans and photos when a digital original isn't available, recreating the design by hand where needed.
What image formats can I upload for vectorization?
Can you match my exact brand colors?
Yes, if you provide Pantone, CMYK, RGB, or hex codes, we match your vector artwork to those exact values during conversion. Without color codes, our team samples your source file as closely as possible and confirms the palette with you before final delivery, so your brand colors stay consistent everywhere.
How much does vector art conversion cost?
Pricing depends on the complexity of your design, the number of colors, and the file formats you need delivered. Simple logos with one or two colors cost less than detailed illustrations with gradients or fine linework. Contact us with your image for an exact quote before any work begins.
Do I need vector art for embroidery digitizing?
Yes, embroidery digitizing works best when it starts from a clean vector file, since simplified paths translate more accurately into stitch patterns. If you only have a raster image, we can vectorize it first and prepare it for digitizing in one connected process, keeping your design consistent from artwork to finished embroidery.
What’s the difference between vector art and raster images?
Raster images are built from pixels and lose quality when resized larger, which causes blurring or pixelation. Vector art is built from mathematical paths, so it scales to any size, from a business card to a billboard, without any loss in sharpness. This makes vector files the standard choice for logos, print work, and embroidery.
Can you vectorize a low-quality or blurry logo?
Yes, our artists work from low-resolution, faded, or damaged source files regularly, since manual tracing doesn't depend on pixel clarity the way automated software does. If small details are unclear, we may ask for reference images or additional context to keep the recreated logo accurate to the original design.
What file formats do you deliver vector art in?
We deliver files in AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, and CDR formats, based on what your printer, embroidery machine, or platform requires. Each project includes an editable source file along with any additional formats you request. If you're unsure which format you need, tell us how you plan to use the artwork, and we'll recommend the right one.
How long does it take to convert an image to vector?
Most standard logo or illustration conversions take between 24 and 48 hours, depending on complexity and current order volume. Simple, single-color logos often finish faster, while detailed illustrations with multiple colors or gradients may need additional time. Rush turnaround is available for time-sensitive print or production deadlines; just mention your timeline when you submit your file.