Vector tracing & logo vectorization
AI-generated logos, low-resolution images and old scans usually fall apart at the print shop: messy anchor points, colours that won’t separate, text that blurs. I redraw them by hand in Adobe Illustrator so they stay sharp at any size.
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What I fix
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Images from Midjourney, ChatGPT or Canva AI rebuilt as real vectors that a printer can separate and cut.
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Blurry PNGs and JPGs from old websites or social profiles redrawn crisp and clean.
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Faxed letterheads, photos of signs or stickers turned back into editable artwork.
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Files with hundreds of stray anchor points, gaps and overlaps cleaned up properly.
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Simplified, production-ready artwork for PVC patches, embroidery, vinyl and screen print.
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CMYK colour, correct bleed, outlined fonts and Pantone references where you need them.
Before & after
Every example below started as a file the client couldn’t use. Tap any image to see it larger.
Glowing AI image to clean vector
The AI version relied on glow and blur. Every wing line was redrawn as a crisp vector stroke, keeping the blue-to-pink gradient, so it prints cleanly and still reads small.
3D render to flat vector
A glossy 3D monogram redrawn as a flat vector, with the gold and silver shading and the five-word tagline kept sharp.
Photo of a sticker to vector
The only source was a photo of a printed sticker. The lettering, outline and squeegee were rebuilt by hand for wraps, decals and apparel.
Embossed mockup to flat vector
A gold G with crossed clubs, supplied as an embossed mockup. Redrawn flat so it works in one colour or full colour.
Low-res PNG to vector
A low-resolution logo with a tiny tagline, redrawn so the monogram and tagline stay readable at every size.
Production artwork
Patches, embroidery and packaging need more than a clean outline. I simplify details for the production method, set up colour counts and deliver separate files for each use.
How we work together
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Upload the best version you have, even a screenshot or a photo, and tell me where it will be used.
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I look at the detail involved and reply with an honest price and delivery time.
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You see the redrawn logo before final files. Changes are free until it is right.
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AI, EPS, SVG, print PDF, PNG and JPG, organised and named so anyone can use them.
FAQ
AI, EPS, SVG, a print-ready PDF (CMYK, bleed, outlined fonts), a transparent PNG and a JPG. Other formats, such as DXF for cutting machines, are available on request.
No. Every curve and anchor point is placed by hand in Adobe Illustrator. That is why the files stay clean when a printer, embroiderer or sign maker opens them.
Most single logos are delivered within 24 to 48 hours. Detailed illustrations or several logos take longer, and I confirm the timeline before we start.
Usually yes, once it is redrawn. AI images are pixels, not vectors. I rebuild them as clean shapes so they print, cut and embroider properly, and I can tidy small flaws the AI left behind.
Yes. I identify the font where possible or redraw the lettering by hand, and supply colour codes in CMYK, RGB, HEX and Pantone where needed.
It depends on the level of detail. Send the file and I’ll give you a fixed price before any work starts, with no hidden extras.
Revisions are free until it is right. If the first version misses the brief, I fix it at no cost.
Start a project
I’ll tell you honestly what it will take, with a fixed price and timeline, before any work starts.