My logo designs are delivered to you in the following file types:
* PNG file
This file has a transparent background. Great to use on top of other surfaces and backgrounds.
* PNG file
This file has a transparent background. Great to use on top of other surfaces and backgrounds.
* JPEG/JPG file
This file has a white background and is ready for printing.
* PDF file
A PDF file can not be changed or altered and is therefore a good option when you need to send your logo image to a client or any third party person.
* EPS file
This file type is a vector file. That means that it can be scaled without losing quality. Printing companies may ask you for this file type when you decide to put your logo on a large surface or product. Since I sell a lot of logo designs with watercolor parts or illustrations in them you might want to be cautious with using them for large surfaces or objects. When a watercolor image is vectorized, it is divided into a large amount of small color frames (see image below). These type of images don't always work for large printing projects, so you might want to check out with a printing company first if they can work with your vector file.
All logo files you will receive are created in RGB color mode.
This file has a white background and is ready for printing.
* PDF file
A PDF file can not be changed or altered and is therefore a good option when you need to send your logo image to a client or any third party person.
* EPS file
This file type is a vector file. That means that it can be scaled without losing quality. Printing companies may ask you for this file type when you decide to put your logo on a large surface or product. Since I sell a lot of logo designs with watercolor parts or illustrations in them you might want to be cautious with using them for large surfaces or objects. When a watercolor image is vectorized, it is divided into a large amount of small color frames (see image below). These type of images don't always work for large printing projects, so you might want to check out with a printing company first if they can work with your vector file.
All logo files you will receive are created in RGB color mode.
For the tutorials that I am sharing on this website I am using the .PNG file of the logo.
