Ongoing Logo SVG Conversion

Every month I have at least twenty-one logos that need to be rebuilt as clean SVGs, delivered in two flavours: a single-stroke centreline version and a fully outlined version. The artwork usually sits in the moderate-detail range—think solid brand marks with a mix of shapes and text—and the text nearly always has to be converted into proper line art, not left as editable fonts.

My current pipeline starts with source files in AI, EPS or high-resolution PNG. Simple centreline or traceline commands work for thinner marks, but thicker contours often need an outline-following approach, and symbols with irregular geometry call for manual tracing. I will share sample SVGs that show exactly how the final linear and outlined files should look, including stroke weights and join styles.

Deliverables per logo:
• SVG centreline/outlined/mix version (depends on logo)

File must open flawlessly in common cutters, plotters, and laser software—no overlapping paths, stray points or compound-path errors. If you prefer Inkscape, Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW or another vector tool, that’s fine as long as the output is standard-compliant.

Turnaround expectations are steady but realistic; communication is key so we can fine-tune tricky marks together. If this volume and style of work fits your workflow, let’s set up a test logo and move toward a long-term rhythm.

Want to pay for each project, there are a lot off easy or medium hard, amount will be growimg so Your offer must be atractive.