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What format do I need my logo in?

There is no need for you to keep every logo file type. Most people handle JPGs and PNGs to show a logo in web settings. But EPS format, SVG, and PDF files should be preferred for their ability to create other file formats from them.

How do I create a logo for my client?

Design Brief. Get to know the client's business. Research. Conduct research focused on the industry, its history, and competitors. Brainstorming. Conceptualize ideas and make decisions on the possible design directions. Sketching. Design Execution. Presentation. Revisions / Approval. Delivery.

Do I need the source file for my logo?

Your logo designer should be providing you with a variety of files like this in order to prepare you to use your logo in all of your marketing outlets. The most important file to get, however, is the source file. Make sure your designer gives you a . Ai,.

Do I need vector file for my logo?

This is why vector graphics is preferable for logos. You'll need to place your logo on billboards, business cards, posters, and more. If you need your logo on a blimp, vector graphics will take care of that for you. You'll need to make sure your logo stays clear and crisp for all these mediums.

What does source file mean?

source file — Computer Definition See source code. (2) A file that contains original or essential data that is the starting point for a system of publishing or other processing. For example, the text files of this encyclopedia, which are continuously edited, become the source files for deployment each cycle.

What file format do printers prefer?

Technically, RAW images offer the best resolution for printing photos, but most printers don't accept the large and uncompressed file format. Instead, we recommend using TIFF/TIF. This raster format is popular in the photography and publishing world, because it doesn't compress the original RAW file.

What format do printers prefer?

Different image formats compress image data differently. PNG and TIFF images work the best for most print projects. JPG images work Ok at 100% quality, but every time the JPG is saved it is recompressed, so the quality can drop quickly if it is saved often at less than maximum quality.

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