Vecspine splits your traced logo into isolated spot-color plates — one .svg + transparent .png per ink with HEX, nearest-ink name and coverage % — plus film positives and a JSON press report. All offline.
From a traced vector to burn-ready plates: isolate each ink, preview it live, and export production files with a press report.
Each flat color becomes an isolated plate exported as a single-color vector .svg plus a transparent print-res .png.
Click any row in the Plates tab to isolate that ink on the canvas; "Show All Plates" returns to full art.
Every HEX is matched to its nearest ink name so the press knows exactly which ink to pull.
Ink coverage per plate for ink estimation and quoting — included in the on-screen Plates tab and the JSON report.
Plates as solid-black positives for screen exposure, straight from the Print Proof Sheet dialog.
A machine-readable report listing each ink's HEX, nearest ink and coverage % — hand it straight to the print shop.
Batch-separate whole folders of logos into numbered plate sets plus a combined press report in one pass.
Spot separations for pre-mixed inks; CMYK process separations for full-color process work — both from the same trace.
Drop a raster logo or open an SVG. Vecspine extracts every flat color as a plate with HEX, nearest ink and coverage %.
Open the Plates tab, click a row to isolate that ink and check it burns clean before you commit.
File → Export Color Separations writes one .svg + transparent .png per plate plus a JSON press report. Batch whole folders when needed.
Isolate each spot ink, preview it live, export solid-black film positives and a press report — no manual isolate-and-export dance.
Separate multi-color designs into spot inks for garment printing, with nearest-ink names the shop can match on the shelf.
Batch Color Separations processes a whole folder of logos in one pass — each logo gets a numbered plate set plus a combined report.
Screen printers and spot-color workflows need one file per ink. Vecspine's Plates tab lists every flat color with HEX, nearest ink name and coverage %, and Export Color Separations writes one .svg + transparent .png per plate plus a JSON press report.
Use spot separations when the job prints with pre-mixed inks (screen printing, vinyl, spot litho). Use CMYK process separations for full-color process printing. Vecspine exports both from the same trace.
Each plate exports as a single-color vector .svg plus a transparent print-resolution .png, so you can burn screens from the raster or cut/edit the vector.
Each ink's HEX, nearest ink name and coverage percentage — a machine-readable press report you can hand to the print shop.
Yes. File → Batch Color Separations processes every PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF or SVG in a folder in one pass — each logo gets a numbered plate set plus a combined press report. Studio and Agency tiers.
Yes. Click any row in the Plates tab to isolate that plate on the canvas; "Show All Plates" returns to the full art.
Trace once, isolate every ink, and export burn-ready plates with a press report — offline, in one click.
