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Understanding Logo File Formats Vector (EPS): Vector files are infinitely scaleable. You could take an EPS and print it on a grain of rice, then scale it up and print it on a billboard without any loss of quality. If you need to print your logo, whenever possible, use an EPS. Any print shop should be able to handle an EPS. Raster (GIF/PNG & Tiff): Raster files lose quality when scaled -- as a result, these files are provided at three different sizes. If you need a different size, scale down whenever possible. If you need something larger or substantially smaller than the files provided, open the included EPS file in any image processing program and create a larger version directly from this. GIF/PNG files are provided for use on websites and on any on-screen presentation -- they are compressed for speed of download without any loss in quality. Tiff files are provided for print purposes -- use these if you can't use the EPS and need to print your logo.