Artwork Files for Custom Car Emblems: AI, EPS, and PDF

The fastest mockups start with vector art. A screenshot or a social-media PNG forces a redraw, and the redraw is where outlines drift.

Key takeaways

• Send vector artwork (AI, EPS, or PDF) for custom car emblems; clean SVG is acceptable, PNG and JPG are reference only.
• Outline all fonts and confirm you have the right to reproduce the logo and typeface on a physical badge.
• Add finished size in millimeters, raised/recessed/paint-fill areas, Pantone colors, mounting, and target quantity.
• With usable vectors, DXNTOPS typically returns a visual mockup within about 24 hours.

Which artwork files can a factory use?

Outline fonts. Do not leave live type that we cannot open. If the logo uses a licensed typeface, you must have the right to reproduce it on a physical badge.

What to write next to the file

• Finished width and height in millimeters.
• Which areas are raised, recessed, or paint-filled.
• Color: Pantone, or a photo of an approved chip. “Silver” is not a plating spec — see chrome plating.
• Mounting if you already know it.
• Target quantity and destination (needed for the quote, not for the drawing itself).

Licensed artwork only

Send marks you are allowed to manufacture. We decline unauthorized copies of third-party automotive brands. If your legal team wants an NDA, attach the request to the same email as the art.

After the file lands

We typically return a visual mockup within about 24 hours when the vector is usable. You approve that before a physical sample. Full sequence: MOQ and sampling.

Ready to send files? Request a quote and list finish plus quantity in the message so the mockup and the commercial reply stay in one thread. Category overviews live under products.