Manual vector tracing
Curves are reconstructed with controlled anchor points for smooth, editable geometry.
- Clean Bézier curves
- Logical layers and paths
- Editable master artwork
Send a low-resolution logo, screenshot, scan or old artwork. We rebuild it with clean paths, accurate shapes and editable layers, so it stays sharp from a favicon to a giant sign.
Curves, type and colours rebuilt as real vector geometry.
Good vector artwork is rebuilt for how it will actually be used. Curves, spacing, layers, colours and production requirements are considered instead of blindly tracing pixels.
Curves are reconstructed with controlled anchor points for smooth, editable geometry.
Rebuild low-resolution or damaged logos while preserving their visual structure and proportions.
Prepare artwork for print, apparel, signage, cutters and digital use.
Text in your artwork is redrawn to match the reference, with spacing and alignment tidied up.
Colours are rebuilt from your reference, or set to the brand values you send.
Rebuild logos from screenshots, scans, photos or files that only exist in a tiny size. Send the best version you have and any extra context.
One clean master, exported into the formats your designer, printer or machine needs.
MyVectorFile is a focused vector redrawing studio for designers, businesses, creators and production teams who need clean artwork from imperfect originals.
Instead of relying on a one-click auto-trace, every design is reconstructed deliberately. That matters when a curve has to print cleanly, a logo needs to scale to a shop front, or another designer needs to edit the source later.
We do one thing: turn the file you have into the file you actually need. You tell us where the artwork will be used, we rebuild it around that, and you approve a preview before final delivery.
Structured artwork, not a flattened image wrapped in a vector container.
Vectors stay crisp from a 16px icon to a billboard.
Prepared around the final use: web, print, apparel or cutting.
Shapes, curves, type and colour are checked before delivery.
| One-click auto-trace | MyVectorFile redraw | |
|---|---|---|
| Curves | Bumpy edges that follow pixel noise | Smooth Bézier curves placed on purpose |
| Anchor points | Hundreds of unnecessary nodes | Only as many as the shape needs |
| Editing later | Hard to change without redrawing | Clean layers and paths that are easy to edit |
| Lettering | Letters distorted by the source blur | Letterforms rebuilt and aligned |
| Production use | Often needs manual repair | Prepared for print, apparel or cutting |
Send what you have. We clarify the use case, rebuild the artwork, show a preview and then prepare the final file pack.
JPG, PNG, screenshot, scan, PDF or even a photo of a printed logo can be the starting point.
Best: the clearest version you haveWe look at complexity, intended use and required formats before confirming the work.
You get a free quoteShapes, curves, type and details are reconstructed into clean, editable vector artwork.
Drawn by hand, not auto-tracedReview the result, request adjustments, then receive the final vector package.
Adjust before final deliveryRaster-to-vector work is more than tracing an outline. Try the curve below: drag the handles to shape it, then switch to auto-trace to see what pixel-following looks like.
Outer contours and major proportions are checked for visual consistency.
Bézier handles are refined to keep curves smooth and intentional.
Letterforms, spacing and alignment are considered where text is part of the artwork.
Colours are reconstructed with the requested output or production context in mind.
Overlaps, joins and small gaps are reviewed to reduce visible production problems.
Final files are checked for the requested formats and transparent or background requirements.
Pick where the artwork will be used and we will highlight the formats that fit. Not sure? Ask for the full pack.
Clean masters for brand kits, profiles, packaging and stationery.
Brand colour values, whether it is an icon or a full lockup, and any clear-space rules.
Practical answers about what can be used as a starting point and what the final delivery contains.
Yes. A screenshot, compressed image, scan, photograph or other imperfect reference can be the starting point. The clearer the reference, the easier it is to reproduce small details accurately.
Yes. The goal is real vector artwork made from editable paths and shapes, not the original raster image placed inside an AI, EPS or PDF wrapper.
No. Auto-trace follows pixels and often produces bumpy edges and too many nodes. Here the design is redrawn manually, so curves are smooth and the file is easy to edit later.
AI or EPS suits professional design and print workflows. SVG suits web and interface use. PDF is useful for sharing or press workflows, and DXF for cutting and CNC. If you are unsure, request the full pack.
Colours can be reconstructed from the supplied reference. If your project has brand colour values, Pantone references or specific production requirements, include them with the quote request.
Yes. Text is redrawn to match your reference, with spacing and alignment cleaned up. If you know the font name, include it, since that helps with accuracy.
No. The service is designed for imperfect references. Send the best version you have and add any context that explains details that are hard to see.
Use the preview stage to point out adjustments such as proportions, colours, spacing or missing details before the final package is prepared.
Each project is quoted individually based on complexity, intended use and the formats you need. Request a free quote and the details are confirmed before any work starts.
Use the quote form. It opens an email draft with your details filled in, and you attach the artwork before sending. You can also email us directly at myvectorfile@gmail.com.
Email myvectorfile@gmail.com. Mention what you are trying to do and attach your artwork if it is about a project.
Send the original artwork and tell us where you plan to use it. You can request a quote without paying anything first, and our support inbox is open for any question.