Vectorize My Sign
We will professionally Redraw / Vectorized / Trace / Convert your logo and Image to Vector files.
Why do I need a vector file?
Having a vector file means that it can be scaled and resized and will remain smooth at the edges.
When you resize raster graphics (JPEGs and GIFs) they can appear more pixilated when sized up or down. I’m sure you have tried doing it with your image editing software.
When you make a logo bigger or smaller, the whole images becomes slightly blurred and you lose the sharp edges. The example above shows the clear differences between vector and raster.
Vector images can be used in artwork to make images small enough for use on business cards and made big enough for vinyl banners and large scale posters without losing any of the image quality.
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1) A Vector Logo is Infinitely Scalable
A vector’s main advantage over its raster counterparts is its infinite scalability; vector logos can be scaled indefinitely to fit large print designs or scaled down to fit smaller formats. Vectors save the day when you need your logo to fit both a business card and a large display poster or billboard.
2) A Vector Logo is Easily Editable
In addition to being scalable, vector logos are easily editable. Perhaps you’d like to change the logo color or rearrange the logo components. In vector-based programs such as Adobe Illustrator, you can quickly change the hue of your logo within the Color menu or move those components around with the Selection Tool.
