Vectors for logos, icons and brand graphics

Logos have to survive a favicon and a shop sign alike. VectorStock's own guide explains that vectors are built from paths rather than pixels, so they stay clean at any size. SVG files are called out as lightweight and web friendly for icons and interface elements.

Under the Pro License, any asset can be part of a non-exclusive logo or brand system. That means other customers can license the same artwork. The license does not give you trademark rights in the stock artwork.

If the mark must be yours alone, look at the Exclusive Buyout on the image page. It transfers full copyright to you, lets you trademark and resell the artwork, and removes the image from the library, including other places it is sold. Availability depends on whether the artist enabled buyout for that vector.

For small edits such as changing colors or adding your name, the Customize Image service lets VectorStock artists make the changes for you. The Vector Converter exports a purchased file at another size or in another format. Both help when you lack a vector editor.

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