Vector Images

Vectorize Images Services Online

We vectorize images fast and inexpensive at the fraction of a designer cost. The vector images we produce are top quality designs with a 24 hour turnaround. Starting at $8.

Copyartwork.com is your source for vectorized images. You send us your raster artwork and we convert it by hand into a vector representation of the image. Vector image formats are perfect for screen printing because they are industry standard to be color separated. The vector file can also be output with a RIP program to create halftone dots out of the gradients. You can use Pantone color type, or CMYK (colors cyan magenta yellow and black cmyk). This is the reason so many screen printers use vector images in their business.

In order to create vector images, our artists redraw the original artwork in vector software such as Adobe Illustrator or CorelDraw (Adobe Photoshop is not a vector program). The artists use the pen tools and create lines and anchor points to retrace the design skillfully. After the vector images are created with a vector program, it is easy to resize or edit the artwork. These are some of the advantages of vector images.

Our vector images are 100% satisfaction guaranteed. We don't take payments until the vector images are completed per your request. The vast majority of jobs cost either $14 or $18 dollars. Vector images conversion requiring an additional cost will be made aware to you prior to proceeding with the job.

Since we take such measures to ensure your satisfaction regarding the vector images, we can guarantee you will be happy with the final vector image files. Compared to raster images (raster graphic), vector images have vast uses and are much cleaner. Raster based files (pixel based files, raster files) use pixels, and the resolution is based on the number of pixels, establishing the DPI (dots per inch). On the other hand, the vector format used mathematical formulas to create the design from geometrical shapes and lines. Vector images also look unique when they are recreations of photos (digital cameras) etc. We are sure you will find many uses for our vector file format: business cards; screen printing; engraving, vinyl cutting, label printing, color printing, etc.