PerfectVector
Claire Yoon

Marketing Lead

Claire Yoon

Claire Yoon leads marketing at PerfectVector. She writes for designers, Cricut makers, and small brands that need vectorization to produce a file they can actually use.

Articles by Claire Yoon

22 articles published on the PerfectVector Blog.

How to Turn an AI-Generated Logo Into a Real, Editable SVG

AI logo makers hand you a raster PNG, not an editable vector. Here's how to turn an AI-generated logo into a real SVG, fix the garbled text, and know when to redraw.

Should You Vectorize AI Art? Check Your End Use

Most AI art doesn't need to be vectorized. You need a vector for cutting, screen printing, and big signs. For most prints, a high-res raster is fine. Here's how to tell.

Vector Magic Alternatives: Choose the Right Vectorizer

Vector Magic is two products with one name, and the browser edition is missing eight features. Check which one you used before you shop for a replacement.

Vectorizer.AI Alternatives: Compare Cost and Control

Free Vectorizer.AI alternatives exist, and most of the reviews are written by the alternatives. Here is the real trade, and how to test any converter yourself.

How to Convert an Image to SVG on an iPhone (No App Needed)

No app or computer needed: convert an image to SVG in Safari on your iPhone, HEIC photos included, and land the finished file in Files or Cricut Design Space.

SVG or PNG for Sublimation? Choose the Right Format

Sublimation presses print raster images, so PNG wins the print side. Where SVG earns its keep: the scalable design master and the matching cut file.

Cricut Print Then Cut: PNG or SVG? (The Honest Answer)

Print Then Cut prints pixels either way, so a good PNG is the native choice. Where SVG still earns its place: resizing, clean cut lines, dual-use designs.

The Sign Shop Asked for a Vector File: Here's What to Send

Why sign makers insist on vector art, how to check whether your logo file actually is one, and how to deliver an SVG, EPS, or vector PDF they can cut and scale.

Turn a Drawing Into a Single-Line SVG for Plotters

Convert a scanned drawing into centerline SVG paths a pen plotter follows once, without the doubled edges produced by ordinary outline tracing.

How to Reduce Colors in an SVG Without Breaking the Artwork

Reduce an SVG palette by visual role, not an arbitrary number. Merge near-colors while preserving contrast, negative space, cut layers, and operation colors.

HEIC Photo to SVG: Decide When Tracing Makes Sense

You can trace a supported HEIC into SVG, but most photos should stay raster. Use this guide to choose, prepare the image, and inspect the paths.

Animated GIF to SVG: Choose a Frame or Rebuild It

An animated GIF can become one still vector frame or a rebuilt SVG animation, but those are different jobs. Learn what each converter actually keeps.

How to Convert PDF to SVG: Export or Trace It

How you convert a PDF to SVG depends on what's inside it. If it's vector, you export it; if it's a scan, you trace it. Here's how to tell, and how to do both.

Make SVG Files to Sell on Etsy: A Production Guide

On Etsy, the file is what buyers review, and messy files are what get refunded. Here's how to make a clean, layered SVG cut file that's good enough to sell.

Vector Art for T-Shirts: Make a Print-Ready File

Your printer asked for vector art and all you have is a PNG. Here's why shirt printing wants vectors, where to get them, and how to turn your own design into one.

What File Format Should a Logo Be? A Practical Guide

Which logo file format for web, print, embroidery, or a vendor request, in one decision table, plus how to recover a vector master when all you have is a PNG.

Convert a Photo to SVG: What Works and What Doesn't

You can run a photo through an SVG converter, but a detailed photo won't become a crisp vector. Here's what you really get, and which photos are worth converting.

PNG vs SVG: Which to Use, and When to Convert

PNG is pixels and SVG is math, so the right one depends on what you're making. A plain guide to choosing between them, plus how to turn a PNG into a real SVG.

How to Vectorize a Logo and Check SVG Quality

Three ways to vectorize a logo: AI auto-trace, redraw in Illustrator, or hire it out. How to pick the right one, and how to tell a real vector from a fake.

How to Keep a Transparent Background When Converting to SVG

An SVG has no background by default, so a white box means something added one. Here's how to keep transparency when you convert a PNG to SVG, and what to check.

Convert WebP to SVG: Trace It Into Real Paths

A WebP is a raster image, so you can't save it as an SVG. You trace it. Here's how to turn a WebP into a clean, real vector, and how to avoid a fake one.

What Is an SVG File? (And How to Open, Use, and Make One)

An SVG is an image made of code instead of pixels, so it stays sharp at any size. Here's what that means in plain terms, what SVGs are for, and how to make one.

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