• Getting product images...
  • Identifying imprint areas...
  • Calculating canvas size...
  • Rendering...
  • Calculating image size...
  • Validating image...
  • Uploading image to server...
  • Creating a layer...
  • Saving the project...
  • Creating project preview..
  • Applying design to product...
  • Rendering...
  • Sending image for processing...
  • Applying effects...
  • Getting image from server...
  • Creating a layer...
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    Print Color:

    • Rectangle
    • Circle
    • Ellipse
    • Triangle
    • Line
    • Polyline
    • Free draw

    Shape Color:

    ArtworkTool’s products are covered by U.S. Patent No. 9,881,407 and U.S. Patent No. 9,104,298. For additional information, please contact ip@customerfocus.com

    Powered by Artworktool.com © 2019 U.S. Patent No. 9,881,407 and U.S. Patent No. 9,104,298

    534811

    534811 Logo Conversion

    Converting a logo to EPS format means turning it into a vector-based file using the Encapsulated PostScript format. Unlike pixel-based images (like JPEG or PNG), an EPS file uses mathematical paths, allowing the logo to be scaled to any size without losing quality.
    The process usually involves redrawing or tracing the logo in professional design software like Adobe Illustrator to ensure all elements are vector-based. Fonts are converted to outlines, and the file is saved in .eps format. The result is a clean, scalable version of the logo that’s widely accepted by printers, embroiderers, and designers.

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