Vectorization
It's not unusual for people to have images that aren't quite print ready. Sometimes you see an image on the internet that you really want a sticker of or something else and so you download it. Other times a designer designed your logo or artwork a long time ago and all you are left with is some version that is not quite as useful as the original file the designer used when making the files...and you have no options of different file formats or larger, good quality sizes. We can help.
When the process is done we will deliver a .AI or .EPS file to you that is vector type graphic and can be used from that point on to give to other printers of your graphics. This kind of graphic can be used as small as possible or as large as a skyscraper without loss of quality.
You can read more about vector artwork in our Frequently Asked Questions.
Ready to get started? Upload your artwork for vectorization here.
Vector Graphics Don't Loose Quality on Large Prints
Our client's original graphic is on the left. The vector graphic we created is on the right. It's not easy to see the significance of getting a graphic vectorized from images of this size. The graphic that was sent to us was about 350 x 415 pixels. Printing at 300 dpi, you could make a 1.2" x 1.4" sticker. If you wanted to have a larger sticker made, the quality and detail would diminish quickly every square inch. Vector graphics will never diminish in quality no matter the size of sticker or banner we print on. You can see an example of this in the zoomed in version of the graphic below.
Vectorization Examples
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