What is Vector Conversion?
Vector conversion is when a raster image is manually traced, to produce artwork of the highest quality. In order to convert your image (logo or sketch/ illustration) to all the correct formats, our designers first have to convert your image into a VECTOR based format. This is done by literally tracing the outlines of each shape using a professional VECTOR based drawing program (Corel draw). This is a fairly time consuming process and requires a highly skilled designer.
Vector Conversion is the art of converting raster images to line art images format. Bitmap images are made up of pixels, and cannot be scaled up effectively. VECTOR images are created by the numerical coordinates that are contained within the file. Vector images can be scaled up or down infinitely without the loss of resolution and are much smaller files compared to bitmap files. Vector images also allow you to change color and edit individual elements with ease. Vector artwork is simply comprised of lines (wireframe) that represent the objects. Vector images are usually created with the drawing program such as CorelDraw, Adobe Illustrator or Freehand.
Vector conversion is when a raster image is manually traced, to produce artwork of the highest quality. In order to convert your image (logo or sketch/ illustration) to all the correct formats, our designers first have to convert your image into a VECTOR based format. This is done by literally tracing the outlines of each shape using a professional VECTOR based drawing program such as Adobe Illustrator. This is a fairly time consuming process and requires a highly skilled designer.
