Image to vector conversion — production-ready files.
Image to vector conversion for illustrations, line art, stamps, signatures, and logos — editable vectors for printing, embroidery, vinyl and laser cutting, and large signage.
01The problem
Printers, sign makers, and embroidery shops ask for a vector file, and most businesses only have a JPG or a screenshot.
Rushed conversions lose fine detail, merge colours, or produce shapes that a cutting machine cannot follow.
02What you get
- Editable vector artwork with separated, named layers
- Colours set to your brand, or to Pantone or CMYK values you provide
- Paths prepared for the production method: print, cut, engrave, or stitch
- Files in AI, EPS, PDF, and SVG as needed
- Checked at full output size before delivery
- One round of corrections included
03How it works
01
Send
Send the image and tell me what it will be used for and at what size.
02
Quote
A fixed price and delivery time based on detail and output format.
03
Redraw
The artwork is redrawn and prepared for its production method.
04
Deliver
You receive production-ready files and can ask for a correction.
04Who it is for
In India
Businesses ordering signboards, printed packaging, uniforms, stamps, or merchandise from local vendors who need vector files.
Worldwide
Brands, print shops, and makers who need reliable vector artwork for production, with clear timelines.
05Questions
What is the difference between SVG and a vector file?
SVG is one type of vector file, mostly used on websites and apps. Printers and production shops usually ask for AI, EPS, or PDF. All of them keep artwork sharp at any size.
Can you vectorise a photograph?
A photograph can be turned into a stylised vector illustration, but not a photo-realistic one. I will tell you upfront what result to expect.
Can you prepare files for embroidery or laser cutting?
Yes. Paths are simplified and closed for the method you need. Embroidery digitising files such as DST are not included, but the vector is prepared for your digitiser.
06Start
Tell me what you need. You get a fixed written quote before any work starts.