Vector Logo vs. Pixel Logo

A vector logo is a logo created in vector-based design programs such as Adobe Illustrator or CorelDRAW.
These types of logos are based on mathematical drawings (points, lines, curves, shapes), not pixels.

Features:

• No quality loss: Can be scaled up or down infinitely (e.g., reduced for a business card, enlarged for a billboard).

• File formats typically include:

  • .ai (Adobe Illustrator)

  • .cdr (CorelDRAW)

  • .eps

  • .pdf (if saved as vector)

  • .svg

• Suitable for professional printing.

• Colors can be separated, meaning they can be prepared clearly with CMYK values for print.

In summary: A vector logo = resolution-independent, always sharp at any size, and the correct logo format for professional use.