Overview
Is it necessary to vectorize an image? If so, how do I do it? We provide vectorization services worldwide. We convert your images into vector formats using our experienced artists. We will vectorize any image for you. Using jpg, png, bitmap, we convert them into Ai, eps, SVG, and PDF files. Utilizing the best vectorization software, we create vector files optimized for printing and digital devices. For a large-scale billboard, they can serve as tiny icons. We can create vector files from almost any image using the most up-to-date technology.
We convert to vector a wide range of JPEG files for our customers. Specifically, JPEG images used in commercial projects or printing and distribution. They may not produce the best results. Whenever we convert JPEG to vector, our clients can expect superior output.
File Formats We Support
Our team can work with any file format, resolution, or DPI to create powerful vector graphics. Image formats we accept are BMP, JPEG, IMG, PDF, TIFF, GIF, PCX, PICT, PNG, or even Word format. You can rely on us to convert them into precise, editable, customizable vector files in various formats, including PDF, EPS, TIFF, AI, SVG, CDR. Also, we can print artworks of any size and resolution you want.
Our Tools
The first step in vectorizing an image is to analyze it and determine the best tool for vectorization. Our experts trace every pixel, curve, and shape precisely using the selected tool to achieve the best results
Why Oddinfotech?
Oddinfotech specializes in hand-converting vector files. Our customer service is our top priority, and we look forward to working with you. Our team has over a decade of experience in the graphic design industry, and we specialize in both simple and complex designs. Our artists use professional software to create each of their works manually, believing that quality is more important than quantity. We specialize in affordable, high-quality, hand-converted vector files, so take a look!
Conversion of Vectors
You might find it difficult to try and understand rasters, vectors, and JPGs (JPEG). Where do you begin? Do they all represent images? Certainly not. We are here to help! You can resize vector images without losing clarity. It is useful when printing images at a larger size or avoiding distortion. On a computer screen, this might not appear that way. However, the effect can be devastating when advertising or creating products.
