FAQs
What does it mean to “vectorize an image”?
Vectorizing an image means redrawing it as a set of mathematical paths and curves instead of a fixed grid of pixels, allowing it to be scaled to any size, from a business card to a billboard, without losing sharpness or becoming blurry.
How is your raster-to-vector service different from auto-trace software?
Auto-trace tools generate messy, overlapping paths and often distort fine details. Every file we deliver is drawn point by point by a human designer, so curves stay smooth, colors stay accurate, and the file remains genuinely editable afterward.
What file formats do I receive from your vector conversion service?
Every order includes AI, EPS, SVG, and PDF files as standard.
Can you handle logo vectorization from a low-resolution image?
Yes. Resolution doesn’t matter for our process because we’re redrawing the artwork rather than upscaling the original file. We can even work from a printed business card or an old, faded scan.
Do you offer vector redraws for complex illustrations, not just logos?
Yes. Our vector art conversion service covers full illustrations, mascots, line art, maps, and technical drawings in addition to logo work.
How long does vectorizing artwork usually take?
Simple designs are typically delivered within 24 hours, while more complex illustrations are typically delivered within 48–72 hours. Rush turnaround is available for an additional fee.