For wrap shops, installers & vehicle-graphics teams
When a client sends a pixelated logo or flattened wrap mockup, we rebuild suitable logos, lettering, and flat graphics as clean vectors—then prepare the layout to your supplied vehicle template, scale, panel, bleed, and output specifications.
Custom quote · Redraw scope, setup requirements, deliverables, price, and timing confirmed before work begins
Exact outputs are matched to your shop-supplied template and production requirements.
Suitable client logos and flat graphics rebuilt by hand—not auto-traced
Setup follows your usable vehicle template and shop specifications
Exact wrap deliverables and responsibilities confirmed before payment
One service, two stages
We separate vector reconstruction from wrap-file preparation, then scope both around the vehicle, template, and production workflow you provide.
A human designer redraws suitable logos, lettering, icons, stripes, and flat graphics with deliberate curves and editable paths. Photos, textures, and raster effects are assessed at output size instead of being misleadingly auto-traced.
We place the approved art on your usable vehicle template and apply the agreed scale, artboards, bleed, overlap, safe zones, colors, cut paths, layers, and exports your production team specifies.
Scoped for vehicle graphics
Not every shop panels, proofs, or exports the same way. We review your artwork, template, and production instructions, then list only the work your job needs.
Low-resolution logos, lettering, icons, and flat graphics are rebuilt as intentional paths—not passed through one-click auto-tracing.
Approved assets are placed into your usable shop-supplied vehicle template at its stated scale and orientation.
Artboards and agreed panel exports are prepared to the dimensions, output width, orientation, and overlap rules your shop supplies.
Shop-specified bleed, panel overlap, seam considerations, and no-copy or high-risk areas are built into the approved setup.
Color space, profiles, named spot swatches, and specialty layers are applied only to the requirements your shop provides.
Text is outlined or handled to your requirements; linked assets are packaged only where licensing permits, with clear layers, naming, proofs, and agreed exports.
What to send
The vehicle configuration, template source, measurements, and output rules matter as much as the artwork. Include what you have; unknowns are identified during review instead of guessed.
Upload the best logo, graphics, mockup, PDF, screenshot, or flattened concept available, plus the approved visual reference.
Include year, make, model, trim or body style, wheelbase, roof height, doors, and any configuration that changes the printable surfaces.
Send the editable template or identify its source and version, stated drawing scale, and any shop modifications already made.
Reference photos and shop-verified measurements document or help identify the trim, obstructions, emblems, windows, and body differences for your physical verification.
Provide scale, usable printable width, panel or seam plan, overlap, bleed, safe zones, required effective raster resolution, color profile, and exact case-sensitive spot-color and overprint rules.
List your printer, RIP, cutter, and software version; required master, proof, production or panel formats; and the date your shop needs the approved package.
Upload the client art, vehicle details, and available template. We will identify the open production questions before quoting the work.
A clear production path
Upload the client art, exact vehicle details, template, and shop specifications.
We separate vectorizable assets from raster elements and confirm the setup work.
The quote confirms scope, responsibilities, outputs, price, and expected schedule.
We redraw the agreed assets, prepare the vehicle layout, and send the proof.
After approval, your shop receives the agreed master, proof, and any agreed panel outputs.
Output matched to the job
Your quote names the editable source, reference proof, and any production or panel exports. Specialty layers, swatches, and cut paths are included only when your shop specifies them.
Example package
Approved deliverables
Illustration only. Your package is defined by the approved quote and production requirements.
VectorGurus prepares the agreed artwork files. Your shop remains responsible for verifying the vehicle and template, measurements, panel and seam strategy, RIP settings, proofing, printing, lamination, and installation.
Before you upload
Vehicle-wrap files depend on the exact vehicle, template, scale, equipment, media, and shop workflow. The review makes those requirements and responsibilities explicit before work starts.
It is built for wrap shops, installers, and vehicle-graphics teams that have an approved client concept or supplied artwork but still need usable vector assets and production-file preparation.
Logos, lettering, icons, stripes, and other flat graphics are usually suitable for manual vector redraw. Photographs, painterly textures, and detailed raster effects are assessed at the intended output size and are not automatically converted to vectors.
The standard scope starts with an approved layout, concept, or supplied artwork. A new creative wrap concept, major layout changes, illustration, or full wrap design can be quoted separately.
The most reliable workflow uses a usable template supplied or identified by the wrap shop, including its source, version, and stated scale. Template sourcing can be added when agreed in advance. Custom templates, specialty vehicles, and measurement-based template engineering are separate work.
Panel-ready exports can be included when your shop supplies its maximum output width, scale, orientation, overlap and bleed requirements, panel or seam strategy, and required export settings. Some shops prefer to tile in their RIP, so panelization is confirmed per job rather than assumed.
We cannot replace verification of the actual vehicle or guarantee final fit remotely. Your shop remains responsible for confirming the year, make, model, trim, wheelbase, roof and door configuration, template or measurement accuracy, panel strategy, and final fit before printing and installation.
We use the color space, profile, named spot swatches, and production colors supplied by your shop. We do not apply one universal CMYK conversion or guarantee printed color; proofing, printer calibration, media profiles, and final color approval remain with the production shop.
Your quote lists the exact deliverables. A project may include an editable AI master, EPS or SVG vector assets, a reference proof PDF, and shop-specified production exports or panels. We avoid unnecessary duplicate format and color-mode sets.
Both depend on the vector redraw complexity, vehicle or layout scope, and supplied setup requirements. We review the files first, then confirm the deliverables, price, and expected schedule before paid work begins.
Start with a wrap-art review
We will define the vectorization, wrap-file setup, deliverables, and price before work begins.
Vectorize Any Image
Photos, sketches, and artwork rebuilt as vectors
Vectorize Your Logo
Print-ready vector conversion for your logo
Manual Vector Tracing
100% hand-traced, never auto-traced
Logo Editing
Color changes, text edits, and cleanup for vector logos
SVG for Cricut
Cut-ready SVG files for vinyl, HTV, and cardstock
