The PNG or JPG the AI produced. The prompt you used helps too, if you still have it.
I tell you which parts are workable and which need redesigning rather than rebuilding.
Shapes redrawn, type set properly, colours flattened for production.
A real vector file set, plus the correctly spelled wordmark.
Yes, and it’s the most common request on this service. AI models draw letter-shapes rather than type, so words come out almost right. I set the wordmark in a real typeface chosen to match the look you wanted, which also means it stays editable later.
You can, but it bakes the faults in. Tracing a soft gradient produces dozens of stacked shapes, and tracing imperfect letters preserves the imperfections forever. Once traced, fixing it is harder than rebuilding from the original image.
Rules differ by country and are still settling, so I’d check with a lawyer for anything you plan to trademark. What I can tell you is that a hand-rebuilt file is your own original artwork, which puts you in a considerably stronger position than a raw AI output.
Sometimes that’s the answer, usually when the image is too detailed to survive being shrunk to an app icon. I’ll say so during the free review rather than take the job, and I can quote a redesign instead if you want one.
