Raster to vector conversion
Any image rebuilt as a scalable vector file that prints sharp at any size.
What you get
Logos redrawn by hand, not run through an auto trace
An auto traced file looks close until someone zooms in or tries to edit it. You get wobbly curves, hundreds of stray points, open paths that will not fill and colours split into dozens of near identical shades.
We rebuild the artwork properly: clean curves, closed paths, correct colours and text that can still be edited. It scales from a business card to a billboard without falling apart.
- Redrawn by hand, curve by curve
- Closed paths, no stray anchor points
- Colours corrected and named for your process
- Text kept editable or converted to outlines, your choice
- Scales to any size with clean edges
Send us anything
We work from whatever you have. The worse the source, the more the rebuild matters.
- A low resolution JPG or PNG
- A screenshot or website image
- A scan or a photo of a printed logo
- An old file nobody can edit
- A hand drawn sketch
Get back
- AI and EPS
- SVG
- CDR
- High resolution transparent PNG
Vector services
Conversion is the common one. These are the jobs that usually come with it.
Colour separation
Artwork split into printable spot colours, with the separations named the way your printer expects.
Logo recreation
A logo rebuilt from a poor original, matching proportions, curves and spacing rather than tracing the fuzz.
Screen print ready files
Trapping, overprint and underbase handled so the separations line up on press.
Line art and illustration
Sketches, crests and detailed illustrations converted into clean editable line work.
Cleanup and rework
Existing vectors tidied up, paths closed, duplicate points removed and colours consolidated.
Why it matters
Auto trace against a hand rebuild
Both produce a vector file. Only one of them is usable in production.
| Auto traced | Hand rebuilt by InPixz | |
|---|---|---|
| Curves | Wobbly, following the pixel edges | Smooth and redrawn to the intended shape |
| Anchor points | Hundreds, often duplicated | Only what the shape needs |
| Paths | Frequently left open, so fills break | Closed and fillable |
| Colours | Split into many near identical shades | Consolidated into named spot colours |
| Text | Frozen into shapes, unreadable at small sizes | Matched to the font or cleanly outlined |
| Editing later | Almost impossible | Straightforward for any designer |
What it gets used for
Tell us the end process and we will set the file up for it, including how the colours are separated and named.
- Screen printing and spot colour separation
- DTF, DTG and heat transfer
- Sublimation and all over print
- Vinyl cutting and signage
- Large format print and banners
- Packaging, stationery and brand assets
- A clean master file before embroidery digitizing
What we need from you
- The best quality version of the artwork you have
- The process it is being used for
- Exact colour references, if you have them
- Font names, if you know them
- Anything in the artwork that must not change
If the logo uses a font we do not have, we will match it as closely as possible and tell you what we used.
Send the worst copy of your logo
If we can rebuild that cleanly, everything else is easy. Upload it and we will quote the job.