SVG
Suitable for web logos, icons and editing shapes. It supports transparent backgrounds and scalable graphics. Check that it contains paths rather than just an embedded raster image.
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Vector files
Small logo. Big possibilities.
From PNG or JPG to crisp curves. Explore vector formats and prepare your logo for the web, print or your next big project.
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What are vector files?
A vector file describes graphics using mathematically defined shapes, paths and curves. Vector edges are redrawn when enlarged, so they remain crisp rather than revealing large pixels. Individual shapes, colours and lines can be edited. This makes vectors useful for logos, icons, lettering, diagrams and illustrations.
How can you recognize a real vector?
- You can select individual shapes or paths in an editor.
- Vector edges stay sharp even at high magnification.
- You can edit the artwork without redrawing the entire image.
Check the content, not just the extension. SVG, PDF and EPS can also contain raster images. Placing a PNG inside an SVG or saving a photo as PDF does not turn it into vector paths.
Vector and raster graphics: what is the difference?
PNG, JPG and WebP consist of pixels and are suitable for photographs and images with many shades. Enlarging a small raster image makes its pixels visible. Vector graphics describe shapes and can scale without pixelating their vector edges. They are suitable for logos, icons and lettering. A transparent PNG is still a raster image.
| Feature | Vector graphics | Raster image |
|---|---|---|
| Structure | Shapes, paths and curves | A grid of pixels |
| Enlargement | Vector edges stay sharp | Pixels appear at high magnification |
| Best use | Logos, icons, lettering, diagrams | Photos and images with many shades |
| Formats | SVG; PDF and EPS with vector content | PNG, JPG, WebP |
| Editing | Individual paths, colours and shapes | Pixels and image regions |
Vector formats: SVG, PDF and EPS
Choose a format according to its intended use and your supplier’s requirements. Our vectorization packages deliver SVG, PDF and EPS. Additional formats for manual work are agreed when requesting a quote.
Useful for exchanging documents and print production. It may contain vectors, text and images. Confirm colour space, fonts and export requirements with your printer.
EPS
A graphics-exchange format still used by some printers and design applications. Check whether your supplier accepts EPS or prefers PDF.
AI and CDR are native graphics-editor formats. DXF is often used in CAD and certain cutting workflows. Ask about these formats in your manual enquiry; they are not automatically included in every package.
When do you need a vector file?
A vector logo provides a reusable basis for different sizes and production methods. File format alone does not guarantee correct preparation for every machine or printing process.
Logos for print and advertising
Use the same vector base for business cards, stickers, garments and large signs. Adapt the artwork to your printer’s requirements.
Websites and icons
SVG keeps logos and icons crisp at different display sizes. Raster formats are usually better for photographs.
Vinyl cutting, laser and engraving
Vector paths can provide a production base. Your supplier may require closed paths, specific line widths, dimensions or export formats.
Embroidery preparation
A vector logo helps prepare the artwork. An embroidery machine also requires a separately prepared stitch program.
How do you convert PNG or JPG into a vector file?
Vectorization converts the visible shapes in an image into paths and curves. Results depend on the original image, its details and the chosen method.
Prepare the original
Choose the sharpest logo image available. Small or blurry images can lose detail and may need manual assessment.
Choose a package
Use automatic vectorization with preview for simple graphics. Request manual work for fine details, complex lettering or special requirements.
Receive your files
After successful payment and processing, automatic orders receive SVG, PDF and EPS by email. For manual work, scope and timing are confirmed in the quote.
Preview before payment: the automatic package lets you compare the original with a watermarked PNG preview. This shows the result but is not the final vector file.
How would you like to vectorize your logo?
Two options, one great result. Choose the one that best suits your needs.
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Manual vectorization
Precise results for all types of logos.
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- Your logo accurately recreated from the original
- Even the smallest details and imperfections are refined
- Ready for printing, web, embroidery, engraving and more
- SVG, PDF, EPS and other vector formats
- We check the final result before export
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Automatic vectorization
Fast and affordable for simpler graphics
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- A convenient choice for vectorization
- Receive your result in seconds
- SVG, PDF, EPS
How do you open and check vector files?
View SVG in a modern browser. Edit paths in a vector editor such as Inkscape, Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW. A PDF viewer displays PDF documents; editing their vector objects requires a suitable editor. Before production, check dimensions, colours and text with your supplier. Text may need to be converted to outlines if the required fonts are unavailable.
Learn more about SVG: Official W3C SVG specification. See our conversion examples on the homepage.
Frequently asked questions about vector files
From formats to logo conversion: answers before you order.
What is vectorization, and how is a vector image different from PNG or JPG?
Vectorization converts an image made of pixels into geometric shapes and paths. Vector artwork can be enlarged without pixelated edges caused by scaling, while PNG and JPG enlargement is limited by resolution. Simply saving an image inside an SVG file does not create real vector paths.
How can I convert a PNG or JPG logo to SVG, PDF or EPS?
At Vektoriziraj.si, choose manual or automatic vectorization, upload your logo and enter your email address. With the automatic package, review the preview and continue to payment; with the manual package, request a quote. Use the sharpest original you have for the best result.
Should I choose manual or automatic logo vectorization?
Automatic vectorization suits simple logos and graphics with clear edges and few colors. Manual vectorization is a better choice for complex logos, small lettering and details that need precise corrections. Manual processing also includes checking the shapes and closures of paths.
How much does vectorization cost, and how soon will I receive my files?
The website lists the automatic package at €9.99 and the manual package at €29.99. For manual work, submit a quote request first; the price and delivery time for your specific artwork are confirmed in the quote. Automatic files are emailed after successful payment and processing, usually within seconds.
Can I preview the vectorization result before paying?
Yes. After uploading an image for an automatic order, you receive a watermarked PNG preview that you can compare with the original and zoom, including with a pinch gesture on a phone. You can change the background behind transparent images. The preview is a raster image; final vector files are delivered after payment.
Which vector formats will I receive, and are they delivered by email?
The automatic package includes SVG, PDF and EPS. Final files are sent to the order's email address after successful payment and processing. SVG is useful for websites and editing, while PDF and EPS suit many print workflows. Request any additional formats when asking for manual vectorization.
Can a small, blurry logo or photograph be vectorized?
A small or blurry logo is harder to recreate accurately because details are missing from the original. Send your best available artwork for assessment for manual vectorization. Photographs, complex gradients and textures are generally unsuitable if you want to preserve their realistic appearance.
Are vector files suitable for printing, laser cutting and embroidery?
Vector paths provide a useful starting point for enlarging logos, printing, engraving and cutting, but your supplier determines the required format, colors and path preparation. Embroidery usually needs additional digitizing into a machine embroidery program. SVG, PDF or EPS is not itself that program; include special requirements in your manual quote request.