Vector Logo Tracing
Send us the logo you have now. We redraw it as a clean SVG and send you a sample to look over. Once you approve it, you pay — $65 for one file, $95 for two — and the finished SVG is yours. Sample back within 3 business days.
Drag the slider to resize both files. It is the same logo with the sample watermark: a small PNG on the left, an SVG on the right.
Blurry past its native size. This is a real PNG stretched larger, not a mockup.
Sharp at any size. The exact same logo, as an SVG.
SVG = Scalable Vector Graphics. The core difference from a JPG or PNG: those are raster images — a fixed grid of colored pixels. Zoom in far enough and you see the blocky squares, which is why a small logo blown up for a truck wrap or a banner looks blurry or jagged.
An SVG isn't pixels at all — it's math. It's a text file that describes the image as a set of shapes: points, straight lines, and curves, each with a fill color and/or a stroke. Instead of "pixel at position (400,220) is this shade of blue," it says something like "draw a curve from this point to that point, bending through these control points, then fill it blue."
That's why it can go small or huge with no quality loss: there's no fixed grid to run out of. Whatever size you display it at — a 16px favicon or a 20-foot vinyl banner — the device just recalculates those curve equations fresh at that size and renders crisp edges every time. There's no "original resolution" to exceed, because there was never a resolution to begin with, just coordinates and math.
A client's existing logo is usually a JPG or PNG someone saved off a phone or an old Word doc — fine at business-card size, rough on a truck door or a large printed sign. Hand-tracing it into an SVG means it's the same file whether it prints at 1 inch or 10 feet — a t-shirt, a yard sign, a truck wrap, a favicon, all from the one file, always sharp.
A hand-checked vector rebuild of your existing logo, not an auto-trace. Send the best version you have — a JPG, PNG, or even a photo of a sign or business card.
Send us your existing logo — any JPG, PNG, or even a photo of a sign or business card.
We hand-trace it and send back a watermarked sample SVG for you to review — no payment required to see it.
Once you approve the sample, we send you the final invoice — $65 for one SVG, $95 for two.
Once it's paid, we remove the watermark and send your finished, ready-to-use SVG file(s).
Your logo redrawn as one clean vector file.
Your logo plus a white / reversed version for dark backgrounds.
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Common Questions
One SVG runs $65. Two SVGs, your logo plus a white or reversed colorway for dark backgrounds, totals $95. Either way, the file arrives once you approve it.
$65 gets you one clean SVG of your logo. $95 gets you that same file, plus a second colorway - a white or reversed version for dark backgrounds and shirts.
No. We trace your logo first and send back a watermarked sample SVG, so you can review the real result before any money changes hands or is even discussed.
You will have a watermarked sample SVG to look over within 3 business days of sending us your current logo, in whatever image format you have it saved now.
One or two SVG files, nothing else. No AI, EPS, or PDF versions are included. SVG is the vector format that stays sharp at any size, on print or on screen.
Send whatever you have, even a phone snapshot of a truck door or an old business card. We hand-trace it into a clean, sharp vector file either way, always.
Send us your logo and we'll trace it as a clean SVG — no payment required to see the sample.
You'll get a traced logo back with a sample watermark. If you like it, pay the invoice and we'll ship your logo without the watermark.
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We'll have your demo ready within 3 business days.
Questions? Call (951) 553-3712.