Check your SVG,
Before the printer does.
Scan your SVG logo for the problems that come back from printers and sign makers: embedded images, text not converted to outlines, very thin strokes, tiny details, too many colors and open paths. You get a clear pass or warning list with a fix for each.
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Three steps,
No account needed.
Drop your SVG
Use the final file you plan to send. The scan runs in your browser.
Read the checklist
Each check shows Pass or Warning, with what it found and why it matters.
Fix and rescan
Apply the fix in your design app, export again and drop the new file to confirm.
Quick questions,
Straight answers.
Why does live text matter?
If the printer does not have your font, the logo prints in a different one. Converting text to outlines turns letters into shapes, so the logo looks the same everywhere.
What counts as a hairline stroke?
Strokes thinner than about 0.25 pt can vanish or break up when the logo is printed small. The checker flags them assuming the logo prints 1 inch wide.
Is an embedded image a problem?
Usually yes. A bitmap inside an SVG cannot scale cleanly and often looks soft. A logo should be made only of vector shapes.
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