Key Points:
- EPS or vector PDF files with outlined text are the best format we recommend.
- JPEG files are limited to specific full-colour or embroidery applications and must be high resolution.
- Incorrect file types require conversion before production to avoid print quality issues.
Choosing the right file format is important to make sure your logo looks crisp on your chosen item. We highly recommend sending vector EPS or PDF files. JPEG files, while acceptable, are only suited to certain decoration methods. This also ties into our guide, Print or Engraving on Promotional Products, which explains how artwork and branding method work together.
In this blog, we break down why the right format matters and how we can help you correct your file’s format. Here is what you need to know before submitting your logo.

Why File Format Matters?
Printing is not the same as a digital display. On screen, most logos look sharp. When printed, problems like blurry edges, pixelation, incorrect colours, and jagged curves may occur. This usually happens when a poor file format is provided during pre-production.
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