Vector File Conversion
Many clients send us photos or JPEG logos, but these are made of pixels. When scaled up for printing (especially silkscreen, pad printing, or laser), they become blurry.
Now with AI vector conversion, it’s easier than ever.



A vector file is a graphic made of paths instead of pixels. It can be scaled to any size without losing quality. This is essential for professional printing, especially on promotional products.
No. JPG, PNG, and even low-resolution PDFs are raster files. They become pixelated when enlarged and cannot be color-separated for methods like silkscreen or laser engraving.
Your printing will likely be rejected. Low-resolution logos cannot be printed clearly and need to be manually redrawn into vector format before proceeding.
Not necessarily. We now use AI-powered tools like to automatically convert your image into vector format — no manual tracing needed in most cases.
Our system uses artificial intelligence to detect edges, lines, and shapes in your logo. It auto-generates a clean vector version (SVG, EPS, PDF) that’s ready for printing or editing.
It works great for simple logos and high-resolution images. However, if your image is low quality or complex, manual touch-ups by a designer may still be required.
You can upload JPEG, PNG, BMP, or even screenshots. The clearer your image, the better the conversion results.
Yes. Once vectorized, your file can be opened in Illustrator or other graphic software to edit colors, text, or shapes.
AI might simplify complex effects into basic shapes. For such logos, we recommend letting our designer review and refine the file after auto-conversion.
