Logo to vector
Vectorize your logo in seconds
Upload the logo you already have and get a crisp version that prints sharp at any size. Preview it free, then download the files your printer asks for.
Drop your logo here, or click to upload
PNG or JPG, up to 8 MB
Uses 2 credits. Your first ones are free.
How it works
Upload your logo
A PNG or JPG, ideally the largest and sharpest version you have.
Preview it for free
In seconds you see a clean vector version with the background removed. Zoom in and compare it with your original.
Download
Get SVG, PDF, EPS and a transparent PNG with any package, ready for your printer. There's no software to install.
What you get
SVG
For your website, Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape or Canva.
PDF and EPS
The formats printers, sign makers and embroidery shops ask for.
Transparent PNG
A clean high-resolution PNG made from the new vector.
Separate color shapes
Each color becomes its own shape, so recoloring or separating colors for screen printing is easy.
What converts well, and what doesn't
Flat colors, clear edges, a symbol and some lettering convert best, and that describes most logos. You see exactly what you'll get in the free preview before paying.
Photos, heavy gradients, fine textures and tiny or heavily compressed images are harder for any tool. Lettering becomes shapes, so if you know the font, a designer can swap in real type. If the preview doesn't look right, don't buy it.
Get a cleaner result
- Use the original file, not a screenshot or a logo saved from a social profile; those are small and compressed.
- Crop close to the logo and remove anything around it, such as a photo background or other text.
- If you have several versions, upload the one with the fewest colors and no shadows.
- For a logo on a colored background, upload it as is; the background is detected and removed.
- A source around 1000 px wide or more gives enough detail for small lettering.
Who uses it
Mostly business owners whose printer, sign maker or embroidery shop just asked for "a vector file" when all they have is an old PNG. Designers use it for a quick, clean version of a client's old logo, and people who made a logo in ChatGPT use it to get an SVG. Only upload logos you own or have permission to use.
Vectorize your logo now
Upload your PNG or JPG and see the vector version before you pay.
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Questions
Frequently asked questions
Is it free to vectorize a logo?
Converting a logo uses 2 credits, and the free credits you start with cover it, so the preview costs nothing. Downloading the clean files comes with any package, from $9.99 for 40 credits.
Which file types can I upload?
PNG and JPG. Upload the largest, cleanest version you have, cropped to the logo. If you already have an SVG or PDF that stays sharp when you zoom in, you don't need this.
How long does it take?
A few seconds for a typical logo. Larger or more detailed images take a little longer.
Will the result be editable?
Yes. Each color is its own shape, so you can recolor, resize or adjust it in Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity or Figma.
What happens to the text in my logo?
Lettering becomes vector shapes, like the rest of the logo. It scales perfectly but isn't editable as text. If you know the original font, a designer can retype it.
Can I vectorize a logo that isn't mine?
Only with the owner's permission, for example as their designer or printer. Converting someone else's logo doesn't give you any right to use it.
Can I vectorize a photo or a hand-drawn sketch?
The tool is made for logos and flat artwork. A clean, high-contrast sketch on white paper can work well; photos are not a good fit.