A blurry JPG, a faded print, a photo of an old shirt or a logo pulled from a website: we redraw it as clean vector artwork with real paths, matched or live type and named colours. The result is ready for screen printing, embroidery digitizing, vinyl, laser engraving or signage.
Every curve is placed by hand. Auto-trace tools create thousands of wobbly nodes; a redraw uses as few as the shape needs.
Fonts are identified and set as type where possible, or rebuilt as clean outlines when the lettering is custom.
Flat colours are separated and labelled so printers can match them, and gradients are kept only where the process allows.
AI, EPS, SVG and PDF delivered together, so the same file works for the printer, the sign shop and the web.
Raster images — JPG, PNG, GIF, screenshots — are grids of pixels. Enlarge one and the edges turn soft and jagged. Printers cannot separate its colours cleanly, cutters and engravers cannot follow its outlines, and digitizers have to guess where each shape really ends.
Vector artwork describes shapes mathematically, so it scales to any size with perfectly sharp edges. That is why screen printers, embroiderers, sign makers and engravers ask for vector files, and why a good redraw is often the first step before any other production work.
Because we also digitize and separate artwork, redraws are prepared with the next step in mind: small details are adjusted so they survive stitching or halftoning, and shapes are built so they are easy to separate by colour. If you need a stitch file or print separations as well, the redraw is added to that job.
| Vector redraw (add-on to digitizing or separations) | $10 – $25 |
| Complex illustrations and multi-element artwork | Custom quote |
Final pricing is confirmed in your free quote before any work starts. Full pricing
Any format, any quality, plus size, placement and material.
Flat price and turnaround before any work starts.
Built manually and checked before it goes back to you.
Production files delivered. Edits on the same job are free.
It is redrawing a raster image such as a JPG, PNG or photo as vector artwork made of paths, so it can be scaled to any size and used for printing, embroidery, cutting and engraving without losing quality.
No. Auto-trace creates messy paths with thousands of nodes and rounded corners. Every conversion is redrawn manually so shapes, curves and lettering are clean.
Most logo redraws are $10–$25. Complex illustrations are quoted individually, and the price is confirmed before work starts.
AI, EPS, SVG and PDF, so the artwork works in Illustrator, CorelDRAW, cutting software and on the web.
Yes. Photos of garments, signs and printed materials are common starting points. The clearer the photo, the more accurately the details can be reproduced.