Automatic vectorization matched to the decoration technique.
A raster logo is rebuilt as a clean vector automatically when the chosen decoration technique needs it. When it does not, vectorization stays optional. No designer in the loop.
A designer redraws the same logo, on every single order.
Manual redrawing eats hours
A designer traces the same logo again for every order, time that never gets billed back to the job.
Outsourced conversions cost per file
Sending logos out for vector conversion adds a fee and a wait to every order that needs one.
Blurry previews lose the sale
A pixelated preview on the product page makes the buyer hesitate, so the order stalls before it starts.
In every place artwork enters your business.
The same vectorization engine runs across the tools your team and your customers already use.
Studio Tool
Your sales and service team cleans up a logo in seconds while they build a proof.
Explore Studio Tool →Logo Editor back end
Bulk-clean uploaded files across a catalog, in every common format.
Explore Logo Editor →Logo Editor, customer-facing
The fix happens live while the buyer personalizes, with no back-and-forth.
See the customer flow →One upload in. A clean vector out.
In about 2 seconds, with no designer in the loop. The vector flows straight into preflight and the production file.
Upload
The customer adds a logo or artwork in any common format.
Trace
FastEditor rebuilds it as a true vector, clean paths and solid fills, in about 2 seconds.
Match to method
Colors and detail are set for the chosen decoration method.
Hand off
The vector flows straight into preflight and the production file.
The manual artwork step is switched off. Your customers never see it.
The manual steps that slow every order down.
What resellers see after switching the manual step off.
Measured across live integrations in promo, merch, and workwear.
Design corrections leave the order flow instead of queueing behind a person.
Customers see a sharp, brand-accurate preview at the moment they hesitate.
No internal DTP fixes, no per-file invoices from an outsourced studio.
Production receives consistent files, so rework and goodwill credits drop.
Clean paths and matched colors mean a better result on the product.
Go deeper on vectorization.
Hand-picked reads on how automated vectorization works, where it is hardest, and where it still needs a human.
How Automated Vectorization Works and Why It Matters for Promo Products
How automated tracing actually works, where it fails, and how to judge an engine before you trust it with orders.
Read article →Vectorizing the Text in a Logo: The Hardest Case, and How AI Now Solves It
Type is the part tracing engines get wrong most. Here is how AI-based text recovery rebuilds it cleanly.
Read article →Text, Gradients and Messy Files: Why Some Logos Cannot Be Auto-Vectorized
The inputs that break tracing, why they break it, and what to do with the files automation cannot save.
Read article →Live with customers, not slideware.
Helloprint automated artwork across its catalog and took designers out of the order flow. Vectorization was the bottleneck they removed first.
Passot runs its catalog, data enrichment and 3D models in-house, and its resellers preview a customer logo on every product.
FastEditor vectorization technology helped us to build a fully automated artwork workflow. Our team is now much more efficient, and can focus on more value-adding tasks.
Works with the rest of the engine.
Production-ready file generation
The clean vector becomes the final file your press runs.
Learn more →Preflight and line-thickness checks
Every file validated against the method before it ships.
Learn more →Branded print proof
An on-brand approval document generated from the vector.
Learn more →3D visualization
Show the decorated product on screen, method-accurate.
Learn more →Vectorization accuracy is measured, not asserted.
FastEditor flagged 18,479 uploads for vectorization across the 2026 benchmark window and tracked how many reached a production-ready file. The cohort, method and formula are public.