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To arrange the layout of the logo elements, for instance, when you place a symbol that is on top of the name to the left or vice versa. CHECK your files. -
To remove stains, marks, spots or blemishes, we first need to check where and how big they are. In human faces, for instance, imperfections are difficult to remove, so you won't get a perfect photo. CHECK your files. -
To remove one or more elements or details from a photo, we first need to check whether the photo has potential or not. CHECK your files. -
To add one or more elements or details to a photo, we first need to check whether the photo has potential or not. CHECK your files. -
"Vectorizing" is the process of converting a pixel-based image (i.e. JPEG and PNG files) into a vector-based version (AI, EPS, SVG and PDF files). This includes any text, symbols, and other tiny details.
When you have a low-resolution logo or you don‘t have the original file, vectorize it to gain printing quality. Images can be infinitely scalable and resizable without losing definition. Some of the advantages of vector files include: lighter file sizes (by avoiding blocks of pixels, vector files tend to be more lightweight than raster images such as photos, which can feature lots of camera data) and plenty of design features (shapes, text, different colors, and filters can be added to create unique illustrations and designs—plus, you can easily go back and edit over and over again). This is the reason why vectors are the perfect file type to use when creating a graphic or image that will require frequent resizing. That’s the magic of vectors.
Note: First we need to check if your logo can be vectorized, and then help you define how to upload it—easy, semi-complex, or complex vectorization.
If your logo is a complex illustration or image with mixed colored or looks like a painting, it is highly likely that we won’t be able to vectorize it. Send us your material and we will give you our feedback.
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To remove the background from an image—a person, an animal, an object—we first need to check whether the edges are clear, well-defined and sharp. It is almost impossible to crop the background out of a blurry image. CHECK your files. -
Converting a non-editable file to an editable one enables you to have a file format ready for future information updates, such as new employee business cards, etc. CHECK your files. -
To change the landscape layout to a portrait one, or vice versa, on your business card. CHECK your files. -
To add a photo to your business card design, check the blank space required or decide what to remove. CHECK your files. -
To add a QR code to your business card design, check the blank space required or decide what to remove. CHECK your files.
