Utility patent drawings help illustrate the different components of your invention, how they work together, and how they can be assembled.
These types of illustrations can be very technical and complex, and it's important that they are created with precision and accuracy. This is why many inventors and attorneys choose to work with IP Illustration. We take pride in meticulously proofreading every reference number, lead line and arrow head to ensure that you receive the most precise and reliable utility patent drawings available.
Is this your first utility patent?
Here’s IPI’s word of advice for beginners.
If you’re an individual inventor or business that is brand new to the patent world and want to protect your inventions, we highly recommend seeking out the guidance of a patent attorney. They can help you through the complicated patent application process, ensure that your drawings are accurate, and identify potential issues or objections that may arise when filing.
See below the files and additional information that can speed up the process for your utility patent drawings.
Files We Can Use
We accept sketches, photos and/or renderings in the following formats:
CAD files / Solid Models
.STP files
Inventor (.IPT or .ASM)
Solidworks (.SLDASM or SLDPRT) files
Vector Drawings (.SVG, .EPS and .AI)
Additional Information
Please provide any of the following information if applicable:
Office Action for replacement sheets
Copy of drawings as filed if replacement sheets
The countries in which you will be filing
Specify claimed vs.unclaimed matter
Filing deadline or need-by date
Other services
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Trademarks
Collaborate with us to create your trademark from scratch or fine-tune an already existing logo. We can help you protect your brand name against infringement and nasty competitors.
Our team of highly skilled and creative design patent illustrators can help you bring your inventions and ideas to life as well as correct inconsistencies from rejected drawings from the US Patent Office or international filings.