The Gear Factory is Now . . . ROCKET INK SCREEN PRINTING
The Gear Factory is Now . . . ROCKET INK SCREEN PRINTING
For your logo to have sharp, crisp lines and print in the correct colors, it needs to be supplied as a vector file.
Just because a file is saved as an eps, ai, svg, or pdf doesn’t mean it is a vector file. Vector art is created using vector illustration software programs, such as Adobe Illustrator or Corel Draw. So how can you tell?
Enlarge your graphic on your screen (200% or larger). If your edges are blurry and appear to have various “shades” of color, then it is a raster image. If the edges are crisp and the color appears solid, it is a vector graphic. See graphic below.
If you had a professional graphic artist design your logo, ask for the vector files. If you work for a larger company, try asking the marketing or design department if they have vector files.
If you can’t find a vector file you will need one created. Your company logo should always be created as a vector file so you can use it for smaller items such as business cards and letterhead or promotional items like sticky notes and pens, but also on larger surfaces, such as signs, banners or your company vehicles!
If you don’t have a vector logo file, Rocket Ink can help! Our in-house designers can recreate your logo as a vector graphic for future use. Inquire about pricing.
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