File formats and sizes: which one to download
PNG and JPG for screens and documents. SVG, PDF and EPS for print, sharp at any size. Here is which file to pick and what to send a printer.
Every plan includes every format, and you can download the same code as often as you like. Pick the file by where the code will end up.
| Format | Type | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| PNG | Image (pixels) | Websites, slides, emails, Word and Google Docs |
| JPG | Image (pixels) | Places that only accept JPG, like some upload forms |
| SVG | Vector | Designers, Canva, Figma, Illustrator, websites that scale |
| Vector | Print shops, flyers, posters, menus | |
| EPS | Vector | Older print workflows and sign makers that ask for EPS |
Image files: PNG and JPG
PNG and JPG are made of pixels. Choose a size of 512, 1024, 2048 or 4096 pixels wide. Bigger is safer if you are not sure: you can always shrink an image, but enlarging one makes the edges blurry.
- 512 px: email signatures and small web images.
- 1024 px: slides, documents and most websites.
- 2048 or 4096 px: large screens, or print when a vector file is not accepted.
PNG keeps edges crisp. JPG compresses the image and can add faint smudges around the dots, so use it only when PNG is not an option.
Vector files: SVG, PDF and EPS
Vector files describe the shapes, not pixels. They stay sharp at any size, from a business card to a banner, so they are the right choice for print.
Re-download any time
Open the code in your dashboard and use the download menu to get another format or size. For a dynamic code every file opens the same content, so a PNG on your website and a PDF on a poster can be the same code.
Before printing, read the printing guide for minimum sizes and contrast.
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Updated 2026-11-14