Raster to Vector Converter Service

Having trouble with your logo file not being in the correct format? We offer raster to vector art conversion service that will save you time and money down the road. The process is simple, you simply send us your jpg, gift or any bitmap image you want to convert into workable vector art via email and we simply re-trace your logo or ketch drawing using the graphics industry standard Adobe Illustrator.

Vector Art

Vector art uses mathematical equations to create graphic shapes and effects. For this reason the file size is smaller than your regular pixel based file and can be resize to any size without loosing quality, again because everything in mathematically resized. Raster to Vector service is great for promotional products and marketing companies that require a fast turn around in vector conversions

Vector artwork is widely used by most printer because they can easily generate positive and negative film which they use to transfer your logo or image onto a product. All businesses, schools, clubs & organizations should have their logo in a vector format for future marketing campaigns.

Vector art is created using vector illustration software programs, such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. These programs use mathematic equations and geometric primitives (points, lines, and shapes) to create art that is clean, camera ready, and can be scaled infinitely, without any loss of quality or fidelity.

What type of files can be vectorized?

As long as we can see the image, we can vectorize it! Jpg, gif, tif, psd, bmp, png, doc, pdf, ppt, pub, pct & more. See the complete list here. We can also create a vector file from a scanned sketch - just email us your file and we'll give you a quote.

What type of vector files do you supply & what are they good for?

Vector output as AI, EPS, PDF, CDR & more. See the complete list here. The vector files can be suitable for commercial & specialty printers, cut-ready art for signs & banners, engravers, web use and more. Make sure you specify what you need the file for so that it can be prepared accordingly.

How is the vectorization done?

We either manually draw in vector format, use an automated tracing tool, or use a combination of both; whatever produces the best result at the lowest price, or however you instruct us to do it.