Upload. See the price. Designer rebuild. Deliver.

1. Upload your file

Start at /order. Drop your file in and tell us what production process it feeds into, plus any specs — color spec, deliverable formats, dimensions. That context is all the rebuild needs; there's no form to fill out and wait on.

• Industries we ship for: sign shops, embroidery, screen print, DXF/laser/CNC, vinyl, engraving
• Sources we accept: PNG, JPG, scanned PDF, photograph of a physical asset, broken AI/EPS/SVG with bad paths
• Specs you can include: Pantone numbers, file dimensions, RGB vs CMYK vs spot, multi-color layer requirements

2. Instant price, one-step checkout

The moment the upload lands, an automated image classifier grades it against the published complexity rubric — Simple, Medium, High, or Complex — and shows the price right on screen, in either credits (for subscribers on Starter/Pro) or dollars (for per-job customers). You check out in one step: no estimate to wait on, no back-and-forth.

Bulk, multi-file, or bespoke work isn't priced by the classifier — email hello@vectorwiz.com and we'll scope it with you directly.

3. Designer rebuild

An in-house designer claims the job from the queue and rebuilds the vector by hand. This is the differentiator — not auto-trace, not AI image-to-vector. The designer matches the artwork to your production process: closed paths for plotters, outlined type, layer-named colors, halftone separations where needed, DXF tolerances for cutters.

1. Designer claims the job from the production queue
2. Source raster is examined for hidden complexity (text, layers, gradients)
3. Vector is rebuilt path-by-path against your production spec
4. Type is converted to outlines; colors are layered and named
5. QC pass: closed paths, no stray nodes, format integrity, all required deliverables present

4. Production-ready delivery

Deliverables arrive as a zip with all standard formats — AI (layered source), EPS (flattened), SVG (web-clean), PDF (press-ready). DXF on request for laser/CNC. Layer names match your spec colors. Fonts already outlined. You drop the file into your workflow and produce.

5. Free revisions, then close

Revisions are free until the file is production-correct. Open the dashboard, click the order, write a note about what failed in your tooling. The original designer typically turns a revision in under 4 hours during business days, and revisions never change the original cost. Once the file works, you mark the order Approved and it closes. Files are retained for 90 days; if you need a re-deliver later, request it from the dashboard at no charge.