What does Convert to Vector mean

The process of taking an image, design or logo and converting it to a print ready vector is also commonly known as a vector redraw or logo redraw or image vectorisation. This process is also known by other acronyms such as jpeg to vector and jpg to vector.

Customers may want a logo redraw or image vectorised for many reasons, but the primary reason is so that they can use the logo or image for print on a business card, leaflet, flyer, sign shop, t-shirt or printing on other material or engraving.

For printing purposes, the image or logo has to be of a very high quality, and many of our customers come to us once their printers tell them that the quality of their logo or image or artwork needs improving to avoid a bad quality print.

That is what our convert to vector redraw service is all about. By converting your image or logo to vector, i.e. doing a vector redraw or logo redraw, we improve the quality of your image or logo. Your vector image or logo vector will print well - whatever it's size. For example, if the vector will be printed on business cards then a small size vector will be used. If it is to be printed on shop sign, then a much larger size vector will be used.

In either case, the great property of a vectorised image or vector logo is that, at any size it maintains its quality. In addition, a vector image can be easily be altered to modify it's properties such as changes to colours.

It is important to understand that a vector or logo redraw can be done using different methods, each method producing results of varying quality. Read More.