High-res logo for print
Make your logo high resolution and print-ready
If your printer has said your logo is "too low res" or "pixelated", the fix isn't a bigger JPG — it's a vector file. Vectors print razor-sharp at any size, from a business card to a building sign.
Pesky Pixel converts your low-res logo into vector artwork and gives you print-ready PDF and EPS files, plus 2048px PNG and JPG for anything that needs a picture file.
What printers actually need
Most printers, sign makers and embroiderers ask for a vector file (PDF, EPS, AI or SVG). Vectors have no resolution limit, so they meet 300 DPI requirements at any size.
Screen printing and embroidery also need a limited number of solid colours. Pesky Pixel lets you choose 2, 4, 8 or 16 colours and merge near-matching shades before converting.
Perfect for
- Business cards, flyers and brochures
- Shopfront signage, vehicle wraps and banners
- T-shirts, uniforms, embroidery and merchandise
- Packaging, labels and stickers
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between high-res and vector?
A high-res image just has more pixels and will still blur if enlarged enough. A vector is made of curves and stays sharp at any size, which is why printers prefer it.
Can I get a 300 DPI file?
Yes. The PDF and EPS files are vectors, so they print at full quality at any size, and the 2048px PNG and JPG cover most picture-file uses.
Will it work for embroidery or screen printing?
Yes. Choose a low colour count (2 to 8) to get clean, solid colour areas that suit embroidery and screen printing.