Professional Logo Redraw & Vector Conversion

Blurry image. Missing source file. A printer asking for something you don’t have. We rebuild your artwork into files you can actually use.

Your artwork reviewed. Scope and delivery confirmed before work starts.

Club DinomightLogo vectorization
Original image
Original Club Dinomight dinosaur logo with soft lettering edges
Finished artwork
Redrawn Club Dinomight dinosaur logo and lettering

Club Dinomight, rebuilt from a small image.
Inspect the lettering to see what changes at a larger size.

For the next job your artwork needs to do.
  • Print
  • Signage
  • Apparel
  • Web
  • Embroidery prep

Not a different logo.
A better starting file.

Real references. Actual redraws. The difference is in the edges, lettering, and usable shapes.

Ice Cream restorationLost artwork recovery
Original image
Photograph of a children?s play cooler with the original ice-cream sticker attached
Finished artwork
Recreated circular ice-cream design with three ice lollies and curved lettering

Ice Cream Artwork Restoration

Starting point. The original digital design was gone. Only a photograph of its sticker on a children?s play cooler remained. Restore the old design from that reference.

The work. Rebuilt the ice lollies, curved lettering, colors, and badge from the photograph.

Result. Clean, standalone artwork of the original design.

GladiatorComplex vector recreation
Original image
Original Gladiator Fund artwork with detailed helmet strokes and lettering
Finished artwork
Recreated Gladiator Fund artwork with defined shapes, colors, and lettering

Gladiator: Detailed Artwork Recreated for Print

Starting point. The detailed gladiator artwork needed a high-quality vector version for printing. Preserve the visible strokes, shapes, colors, and composition as closely as practical.

The work. Manually reconstructed the helmet, face, lettering, and layered details.

Result. A clean vector recreation prepared for print use.

Explore all ten comparisonsRedraws, recovery, sketches, and logo updates

From your file
to the right files.

A clear scope before work starts. A useful set of files when it is done.

  1. Send the starting point

    Your best image, the intended use, and any instructions from the printer. Technical terms are optional.

  2. Agree on the work

    The artwork is reviewed, then the price, formats, and delivery date are confirmed before starting.

  3. Receive usable artwork

    The shapes are redrawn or cleaned, checked, and exported for the agreed job. Keep the source files for next time.

The work matters.
So does the handoff.

Feedback from existing VectorFixer clients on Upwork.

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“Professional. Frank provided samples before assignment and delivered exactly what I requested.”

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“Frank turned the project around fast and the work was exactly what I needed.”

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Same artwork.
Different jobs.

The right format depends on where the artwork is going. Send your vendor’s instructions if you have them.

Explore production file preparation
SVG
Scalable artwork for websites and suitable cutting workflows.
AI / EPS
Editable artwork and formats commonly requested by production vendors.
PDF
A practical handoff format, prepared to the printer’s requirements.
PNG
A raster preview or export with a transparent background where needed.

A few useful answers.

Not sure what your file needs?
Ask with your artwork.

What file formats do you provide?

Common deliverables include SVG, EPS, PDF, AI, PNG, and other requested production formats.

Do you manually recreate artwork?

Yes. Artwork is manually redrawn and refined for clean paths instead of relying only on auto trace.

Can you convert blurry logos?

Yes. Low-resolution logos can be redrawn into crisp vector artwork when enough visual detail is available.

How long does vectorization take?

Send your file and deadline. I’ll confirm a delivery date after checking the amount of redraw or cleanup needed.

Do you provide SVG files?

Yes. SVG files are available for websites, cutting machines, print vendors, and design workflows.

Can artwork be prepared for printing?

Yes. Final files can be prepared for print, signage, embroidery, decals, and other production uses.

T-shirt artwork and file preparation guide

Printer asking
for a vector?

Screen printing, DTF, and vinyl cutting do not all ask for the same file. Start with the production method.

Read the T-shirt file guide

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Your file can do more.

Send the artwork you have and tell us where it needs to work.
We’ll review it before confirming the scope, price, and delivery date.

Request a quote