Pizza Box Vectorization & Resizing
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I already have a fully layered PSD of the pizza-box artwork in a 35cm dieline.
What I need now is a clean vector rebuild in CorelDRAW and a precise placement of that artwork on each template, 20cm, 30cm, 35cm and 40cm.
Here is the scope:
• Vectorize every element exactly as it appears in the PSD; colours, illustrations, and effects must remain untouched.
• Convert the file to CorelDRAW (CDR) and keep the structure logical—separated by panels, folds, and print elements.
• Drop the artwork onto each of the four provided dielines, adjusting only its position and scale so nothing falls outside the cut or fold lines.
• Add the size label (20 cm, 30 cm, 35 cm, 40 cm) in the top-right corner of each version using the same font already embedded in the PSD.
Deliverables
1. Four production-ready CDR files, one per size, with fonts converted to curves, hidden dieline
2. A packaged folder containing any linked images (if raster effects remain).
3. A quick PDF proof of each size for visual approval.
If you’re comfortable preparing print files and working in CorelDRAW, this should be a straightforward assignment. Let me know your turnaround time and I’ll send over the PSD and dielines right away.
What I need now is a clean vector rebuild in CorelDRAW and a precise placement of that artwork on each template, 20cm, 30cm, 35cm and 40cm.
Here is the scope:
• Vectorize every element exactly as it appears in the PSD; colours, illustrations, and effects must remain untouched.
• Convert the file to CorelDRAW (CDR) and keep the structure logical—separated by panels, folds, and print elements.
• Drop the artwork onto each of the four provided dielines, adjusting only its position and scale so nothing falls outside the cut or fold lines.
• Add the size label (20 cm, 30 cm, 35 cm, 40 cm) in the top-right corner of each version using the same font already embedded in the PSD.
Deliverables
1. Four production-ready CDR files, one per size, with fonts converted to curves, hidden dieline
2. A packaged folder containing any linked images (if raster effects remain).
3. A quick PDF proof of each size for visual approval.
If you’re comfortable preparing print files and working in CorelDRAW, this should be a straightforward assignment. Let me know your turnaround time and I’ll send over the PSD and dielines right away.