Vector files are the ideal format for artwork because they scale cleanly and retain sharp detail at any size. While vectors are preferred for the highest level of precision, they are not required. Inkse accepts a wide range of standard image formats, and every uploaded design is professionally vectorised by the Inkse team free of charge once an order is placed. This ensures every customer receives a premium, production ready result regardless of their design experience or file type.
Last updated: October 2026
Vector artwork is made from lines and paths rather than pixels. This allows the design to scale without distortion, making it the ideal format for logos, text and brand graphics. Vectors maintain crisp edges, clean curves and consistent colour at any size.
Vector files provide precise outlines that guide printing and embroidery machinery. When a vector is used:
Edges appear clean and defined
Curves remain smooth
Text is sharp at any size
Colours remain stable during production
Although vectors are preferred, they are not essential because Inkse will prepare your artwork for you.
Inkse supports both vector and non vector artwork.
SVG
These formats offer the highest level of accuracy.
If you do not have a vector file, you can upload any of the following:
PNG
JPG
JPEG
GIF
SVG
Inkse welcomes all of these formats and will prepare them for production at no additional cost. In the 3D design studio, files can be up to 100 MB. AI, PDF and PSD files can't be uploaded there: export a PNG or SVG, or send the file to us on live chat.
You do not need to worry about converting files or preparing artwork yourself. As part of Inkse’s service:
Every uploaded file is checked for clarity and structure
The Inkse team professionally vectorises your artwork after purchase
The design is rebuilt with clean outlines for optimal print and embroidery accuracy
You receive premium results regardless of the format you upload
This means anyone can create brand level garments without any technical design experience.
If you prefer to supply a vector, you can create or convert artwork using:
Adobe Illustrator
Affinity Designer
Canva Pro
Uploading a true vector can reduce preparation time, but it is entirely optional because Inkse handles this process for you.
No. You may upload any supported file format. Inkse will professionally vectorise your artwork for free after your purchase.
Yes. The Inkse team rebuilds your file as a vector to ensure crisp edges, clean lines and accurate reproduction during printing or embroidery.
Even a simple PNG or JPEG is enough. Inkse will take care of the rest.
If you already have a vector logo, keep it on hand for future use.
Look for clean shapes and legible text to help guide the vectorising process.
