Vector art conversion for logos, printing and embroidery
Vector art conversion rebuilds a low-resolution image, sketch or photo as clean paths that stay sharp at any size. The result opens in Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW and Inkscape, and works for screen printing, DTF, vinyl cutting, signs and embroidery digitizing. We redraw by hand instead of running a one-click auto trace, so edges are smooth and colors are separated properly.

What you get
Redrawn, not auto-traced
Auto trace leaves wobbly edges and extra points. A redraw gives smooth curves you can edit.
Colors separated
Each color sits on its own layer, ready for screen printing, vinyl and embroidery thread matching.
Any starting point
Send a phone photo, a screenshot, a napkin sketch or a faded old print. We work from what you have.
The formats you need
AI, EPS, SVG, PDF and transparent PNG, delivered together.
Quick facts
| Delivered formats | AI, EPS, SVG, PDF, PNG |
|---|---|
| Color handling | Spot colors on separate layers |
| Best source | Largest, clearest image you have |
| Turnaround | Most designs are returned within 12 to 24 hours |
| Delivery | By email, anywhere in the USA |
Best for
- Print shops and sign makers
- Embroidery shops that receive poor quality customer art
- Brands that only have a small web logo
- Anyone who needs a logo large enough for banners
How to order vector art conversion
Upload your artwork
Take a photo or choose a file. A phone photo is enough to get a quote.
Add size, placement and fabric
These details decide how the design is built.
Approve the quote
We email a price before work starts.
Receive your files
Stitch file, preview and thread sheet by email.
Patch Digitizing questions
Do you make the physical patches?
No. We create the digitized stitch file and vector art you need to produce patches on your own machines or with your supplier.
What border style do you digitize?
Satin borders sized for your edge. Tell us your border width in the notes.
Can you digitize a patch from a small logo?
Yes. We often redraw the logo as vector art first so the stitch file follows clean edges.
Can patches include 3D puff?
Yes. Raised lettering can be added to a patch design.