Convert To Vector

Convert Vector

Convert Vector

Convert Vector

The use of vectored files or convert vector files in the area of screen-printing is a must if you are looking for clean artwork and images that will print clearly onto all types of apparel. Vectorized files or convert vector files allow artist and screen-printers to separate the colors individually, allowing them to print their screen easy and quickly for each color needed. Depending upon the use and the style of the artwork converted to vector file, the color scheme can differ from file to file. For example, is the logo fairly simple using only four different colors that you can match distinctly, spot color processing is the way to go. However, if the vector artwork is an actual photograph or there is a lot of detail and colors in the artwork, CMYK 4 color processing may be the best route. The difference between the two is not necessarily the number of colors, but what colors are used and how they are implemented. CMYK 4 color processing prints out much like a printer, using four colors, Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Black, mixing a certain amount of each to achieve the final look. Whereas spot color processing uses the specific colors that are needed in the vector artwork. For example, for a file that only has 4 colors, (red, black, green, and blue, for instance) you can use just those colors instead of trying to mix them together.