Vector file types, logo vectorizing, and color separation — everything you need before your artwork goes to print or embroidery.
Confused by vector file extensions? A plain-English breakdown of AI, EPS, SVG, and PDF — and which one you actually need.
Read More →Understanding the difference between raster and vector files can save you time, money, and printing headaches.
Read More →What actually happens when a designer "vectorizes" your logo — and why it matters for screen printing.
Read More →How a single design becomes multiple print-ready screens — spot colors, halftones, and registration marks.
Read More →Sublimation printing has its own vector file requirements — here's how it differs from screen printing and embroidery prep.
Read More →Turning a photograph into clean line art is a different process than standard vectorizing — here's how it works and where it's used.
Read More →Why your brand colors can look slightly different across print methods, and how Pantone matching helps keep them consistent.
Read More →Learn why vector artwork is important for screen printing, how clean paths improve production, and when color separation is needed for apparel printing.
Read More →Understand screen printing color separation, spot colors, halftones, trapping, underbase, and how clean artwork helps apparel printing shops.
Read More →Learn when logo vectorization helps embroidery digitizing, when a JPG or PNG is enough, and how clean artwork can improve the digitizing workflow.
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