Raster vs Vector Images Explained for Business Owners
Raster images are made of pixels and blur when enlarged. Vector images scale cleanly. Learn which one your logo needs and why printers ask for vector.
Logo redraw guides
Practical advice on logo files, vectors, print, signage, vinyl cutting and DXF — from the people who redraw logos every day.
How to Digitize an Old Stamp or Seal Design
Learn how to turn an old rubber stamp, embossed seal, or wax seal into a clean vector file: capture it, redraw it, and save it in the right formats.
How to Prepare a Logo for a Car Decal
Prepare a logo for a car decal: use vector files, simplify details, outline text, set the real size, and know what your decal shop needs from you.
How to Recreate a Sports Team Crest (Step by Step)
Recreate a team crest as clean vector art: pick the best source image, rebuild shapes and lettering, match colors, and export files printers accept.
How to Get a Logo With a Transparent Background
Get a logo with a transparent background: use the right file type, remove the background cleanly, avoid white halos, and know when to have it redrawn.
What Resolution Does a Logo Need for Print?
Print logos need 300 ppi at final size, or a vector file that needs no resolution at all. Learn how to calculate pixels and check your file.
How to Fix a Pixelated Logo for a Banner
Pixelated logo on your banner? Enlarging or sharpening won't fix it. Learn what works: finding the original vector file or redrawing the logo as vector.
Designer Disappeared With Your Logo Files? What to Do
Designer vanished with your logo files? Search your own records, try to reach them, confirm your rights, then recreate the logo as clean vector art.
How to Turn a Hand-Drawn Logo Into a Digital File
Scan your sketch, then trace it into vector artwork or have it redrawn. Learn the steps, the tools and the mistakes that make hand-drawn logos look rough.
How to Recreate a Vintage or Retro Logo
Recreate a vintage or retro logo as clean vector art: gather sources, rebuild shapes and lettering, handle texture, and keep the old-school character.