What's included

• Vector Tracing

  A Vector Tracing service typically involves converting raster images (pixel-based images) into vector format (scalable and resolution-independent images). The deliverables for a Vector Tracing project may vary depending on the client's specific requirements and the complexity of the images involved. However, here is a general list of deliverables that a client can expect at the end of the project: 1. Vector Files: - The primary deliverable is the vectorized version of the original image. This can be in various vector file formats such as: - Adobe Illustrator (AI) - Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) - Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) - CorelDRAW (CDR) - PDF (Portable Document Format) 2. High-Quality Images: - Vector images are resolution-independent and can be scaled to any size without loss of quality. Clients can expect high-quality images suitable for various applications, including print materials, signage, and digital media. 3. Editable Layers: - If applicable, the vector files may include editable layers. This allows the client to make further adjustments, modifications, or enhancements to specific elements within the image. 4. Color Separations: - If the project involves color tracing or separation, the vector files may include separated layers for different colors. This is particularly useful for printing purposes. 5. Multiple File Formats: - Clients may receive the vectorized image in various file formats to accommodate different software applications and usage scenarios. 6. Transparent Background: - If the client requests it, the vectorized image may have a transparent background, allowing for easy integration into different design projects without a visible background. 7. File Usage Guidelines: - A set of guidelines or recommendations on how to use the vector files effectively. This may include information on scaling, color settings, and other considerations to maintain the integrity of the vector image. 8. Revision Documentation: - If there were revisions or specific client requests during the project, the deliverables may include documentation outlining the changes made and the reasons behind them. 9. License and Usage Rights: - Clear documentation on the usage rights and any licensing agreements related to the vectorized images. 10. Customer Support: - Information on how to reach out for any post-delivery support or if there are additional questions or concerns. It's essential for clients and service providers to have clear communication and a detailed project scope to ensure that the deliverables meet the client's expectations.