Logo to vector

Your logo, sharp at any size.

Your printer or wrapper asks for a vector file and all you have is a blurry jpg, or a logo you had made with AI. I turn it into a real vector logo, measured against the original. Ready for print, vehicle lettering and your website.

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From €29PDF · SVGWhite version includedAI logos too

OriginalVector

The same heart, greatly enlarged. Left the file the client had, right the vector.

Your logo is seven hundred pixels wide. The printer wants it on a three-metre banner, the wrapper on a van. Then you see every pixel, every smudge from compression and every blurry edge.

Automatic tracing is not enough

An online converter carries every flaw along: wavy edges, bumps and shapes that are just off.

You don't need a new logo

Your customers know your logo. You get exactly the same one back, only sharp.

Done right once, usable everywhere

Van, shopfront, business card, website. The same file works for everything.

Logo made with AI?

Lovely on your screen. Useless at the printer.

With ChatGPT, Midjourney or Canva you have a logo in seconds. But what you get is a picture, not a logo. Your printer asks for a vector file, so does the wrapper, and then the searching starts. I turn it into a real logo that looks the same.

Wavy edges become crisp

An AI image is a picture of about a thousand pixels. Lovely from afar, up close every edge wobbles. I redraw every shape, with real lines and curves.

Made-up letters become real ones

AI draws letters that exist in no typeface, sometimes with a mistake in them. I find the typeface that comes closest, or neatly redraw a handwriting.

One picture becomes a full set

In colour and in white, as PDF and SVG, with the colour codes. So your printer, your wrapper and your web designer can get going right away.

Examples

Slide and see the difference.

Two logos I worked on recently. Left what the client had, right what the client got.

OriginalVector

AVN Thuisverpleging

A blurry jpg, and the vans needed lettering.

The only file was a jpg 734 pixels wide, too small for a rear window. The letters are built from thick strokes with round ends, so I redrew them and laid them over the original until they matched to within about a pixel. The typeface of the lines below turned out to be Outfit, the best of sixteen candidates. The heart was redrawn and cut out of the A, so the vinyl layers don't overlap.

Basic packageOutfit MediumWhite version500 mm PDF

OriginalVector

Badkamerman

An AI logo that fell apart up close.

Made with image generation: lovely from afar, up close wavy edges, crooked icons and labels that weren't the same size. Tracing simply carried those flaws along. So I rebuilt every icon from clean lines, circles and arcs, with a single fixed stroke width. The flame, the handwriting and the orange line got a smooth edge, keeping their points.

Redraw packageSix iconsOutfit + Barlow1000 mm PDF

Up close.

That is where you see the difference between tracing and redrawing.

OriginalVector

The AVN heartRedrawn and cut out, so the van colour shows through in the white version.

OriginalVector

The Badkamerman flameFrom hundreds of bumps to 33 smooth curves, with sharp points.

OriginalVector

The air conditioning iconStraight lines, equal corners and four identical waves.

Always included

A white version for a dark van.

One colour, one vinyl, one cut line. What was a second colour in the original, like the AVN heart, becomes a cut-out where the paint of the van shows through.

Print and lettering

One file, for everything.

From a five-centimetre business card to a five-metre van: the same logo, just as sharp.

Business cardsFlyers and brochuresLetterheads and invoicesBanners and beach flagsShop and site signsStickers and labelsPrinted workwearPackagingVans and car wrapsWebsite and social media

Straight onto your company van?

I work together with Guntro, a wrap company for car wraps and vehicle lettering. Your new logo goes straight to them, in the format they need.

Visit Guntro Wrapdesign

How I work

Six checks, every logo.

Colours measured

From the pixels of your logo, not by eye. You get the colour codes with it.

Typeface found

I compare your text with dozens of typefaces and reset it in the one that fits best.

Laid over the original

Every shape goes over your logo, with the differences shown in colour, until they match.

Icons redrawn

Straight lines are straight, circles round, and every line equally thick. Tracing leaves that undone.

Zoomed in to a metre

I look at every detail as it will appear on a banner or a van. No bump or kink is left.

Ready for the printer

Text outlined, no pixels in the file and a white version for dark backgrounds.

Pricing

A fixed price, up front.

Order and pay online right away, and your invoice lands in your inbox. Not sure about the package? Send your logo first and I'll tell you.

Basic

Text and simple shapes, one or two colours.

€29per logo

Like AVN Thuisverpleging

Choose Basic

Most chosen

Standard

Several colours, a slogan or a few icons.

€39per logo

A logo with two or three icons

Choose Standard

Redraw

Blurry or AI-made logos that are redrawn from scratch.

€59per logo

Like Badkamerman

Choose Redraw

With every package

PDF and SVG, EPS or AI on request
Text outlined, with the name of the typeface
The colour codes
A white version for dark backgrounds
If your printer rejects it, I fix it for free

Not sure about the package? Send your logo first.

Final prices: no VAT is added.

Questions

What clients ask.

What is a vector file?

A logo made of shapes instead of pixels. You can make it as large as you like, from a business card to a van, and it stays sharp. That is why printers and wrappers ask for one.

What should I send?

The best version you have: a jpg, png, a screenshot or a photo of your business card. The sharper the better, but a blurry image works too. Badkamerman and AVN were as well.

My logo was made with AI. Is that okay?

Yes, and I see it more and more. Badkamerman above was one of them. Your logo stays recognisably the same, but without the wavy edges and made-up letters, and as a file a printer can work with.

Will my logo stay the same?

Yes. I redraw your logo, I don't design a new one. I only straighten what is clearly wrong, like labels that aren't the same size. If in doubt, I ask first.

Which package do I need?

If in doubt, send your logo first and I'll tell you up front. Already ordered and the package doesn't fit? You'll hear before I start, and we settle the difference.

Do I get the typeface as well?

You get the name, so you can carry on with it yourself, for your website or business cards. In the logo file itself the text is already outlined, so your printer doesn't need the typeface.

How do I pay?

Online via Stripe, right when you order. Your invoice then lands in your inbox, marked as paid, and you send your logo with your order number.

And if my printer rejects it?

Then I adjust it for free until it's right. Just forward me what the printer says.

Your logo

Send it over, as it is.

A photo, a screenshot or whatever file you have. Already ordered? Add your order number. Not yet? Then you get a price first.

Send your logo via WhatsApp By email