Free tool

Logo to EPS and PDF for print

Your printer asked for a vector file? Upload a PNG or JPG logo and download EPS, PDF and SVG in seconds. Free, no sign-up.

Original
Result (SVG)

Your vector files

Upload an image and our AI converter traces it into a full color vector you can scale to any size. Pick the files you need.

File formats

2 free conversions per day

Good to know

Colors are picked automatically from the pixels, in RGB. If your printer needs exact CMYK or Pantone colors, ask for a hand redraw.

Going to print? Get a print ready file redrawn by hand.

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How it works

How to turn a logo into EPS and PDF

  1. 01

    Upload

    Drop your PNG or JPG logo.

  2. 02

    Convert

    AI traces it into vector shapes.

  3. 03

    Download

    EPS and PDF are already ticked. Get them as one ZIP.

Pixels vs vector

Why printers ask for vector files

PNG / JPG
Logo saved as PNG and zoomed in: the edges break into visible pixelsPNG zoomed 800%

Pixel files print soft or jagged once they are enlarged for a banner, sign or shirt.

EPS / PDF
SVG zoomed 800%

Vector EPS and PDF files are made of paths, so they print sharp at any size, from a business card to a billboard.

Read: raster vs vector, when to use each →
File guide

EPS, PDF, SVG or PNG: which file to send

One upload gives you EPS, PDF, SVG and PNG. Here is what each file is and who usually asks for it.

Format
What it is
Send it to
EPS
Classic vector format, opens in Illustrator and CorelDRAW
Sign makers, vinyl shops and promo product printers
PDF
Vector file anyone can open and preview
Print shops, business cards, flyers and packaging printers
SVG
Vector format for the web and design tools
Web designers, Figma, Canva and Cricut
PNG
Pixel image with a transparent background
Social media, slides and documents
AI
Adobe Illustrator source file
Designers and agencies. Included in a hand redraw
Logo vectorization service → Screen printing vector files → JPG to SVG converter →
FAQ

Logo to EPS and PDF FAQ

Is the converter free?

Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark. You can convert 2 logos per day, up to 8 MB each.

Yes. Both are made of paths, not pixels, so they scale to any size without losing quality.

Most printers accept vector EPS or PDF. Ask if they also need CMYK or Pantone colors, outlined text or bleed, because the free tool does not set those.

The free tool exports SVG, PDF, EPS and PNG. You can open the EPS or PDF in Illustrator and save it as AI. A hand redraw includes the AI file.

The AI picks colors from the pixels, so they can shift a little. For exact brand colors with HEX, RGB and CMYK values, a designer sets them during a hand redraw.

Screen printing needs one solid shape per color and no gradients. Auto-traced files often need cleanup first, so check the file or order screen printing vector files.

You can try it. Auto-traced files can have tiny gaps and stacked shapes that cut or engrave badly. For cutting and engraving, a hand-redrawn file with clean, closed paths is the safer choice.

Your image is sent over a secure connection to Vectorizer.AI, the AI service that creates the vector. We don't store your file on our servers.