Set Artwork to Logo
Auto detects most logos, but choosing "Logo" under Artwork in Options tunes every setting for clean, flat brand graphics.
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Convert Your Logo to a Vector
Only have your logo as a small PNG or JPG? Turn it into a sharp SVG vector with clean edges and flat brand colors, ready for business cards, signs, merch and the web.
Drag image here to beginIt converts as soon as you drop it — settings optional.Pick Image to VectorizePNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF · large images auto-resized · or press Ctrl + V to paste
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- 5 free conversions, no sign-up
- No software to install
- Fully editable SVG paths
- 50 a day with a free account
Get a Vector Logo From Any Image
Printers, sign makers and embroidery shops ask for a vector logo because they need to scale it without losing quality. If all you have is a PNG from a website or a JPG from an email, that is where you get stuck.
Upload that file and the logo is rebuilt as vector paths: straight edges stay straight, curves come out smooth, and each brand color becomes one flat, editable fill.
The SVG opens in Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, Affinity Designer and CorelDRAW, where you can change colors, fix details or export it to PDF and EPS for your printer.
Check small text and fine lines in the viewer before you download. When the source image is very small or blurry, some details may need a touch-up in a design tool.
Tips for the Best Logo to Vector Results
One-color logo?
For a black logo on white, "Silhouette (2 colours)" gives the cleanest single-color result, ideal for vinyl, stamps and engraving.
Remove the background
Set Background to "Remove" so the logo sits on any color, with no white box around it.
How to Convert Logo to Vector
Only have your logo as a small PNG or JPG? Turn it into a sharp SVG vector with clean edges and flat brand colors, ready for business cards, signs, merch and the web..
- Step 1
Upload the clearest logo file
Use the largest, sharpest version you have — from your website, an old document or a photo of the printed logo taken straight on.
- Step 2
Brand colors stay exact
The converter measures the few colors the logo is made of and keeps them as flat fills, with crisp corners on lettering and smooth curves on round shapes.
- Step 3
Get a transparent vector logo
Set Artwork to "Logo" if Auto guesses wrong, and Background to "Remove" to drop the white box. Download the SVG and keep it as your master file.
Logo to Vector: Questions and Answers
Can I get a vector logo from a low-resolution image?
Yes. The vector is sharp at any size. Very small or blurry images carry less detail, so check thin lines and small text in the viewer and, if needed, set Detail to "High" in Options.
Will the colors match my brand colors?
The vectorizer picks colors from your image. If the source is compressed, a shade may be slightly off; you can set exact brand colors in any design tool, since each color is one editable fill.
Can I get my logo as EPS, PDF or AI?
The download is SVG. Open it in Illustrator, Inkscape or Affinity Designer and save it as EPS, PDF or AI from there.
Is it OK to vectorize a logo I do not own?
Vectorizing does not change who owns a logo. Only use logos you own or have permission to use.
What to Do With Your Logo to Vector Result
Recreate a lost logo file from a low-resolution image. Get a sharp vector logo you can scale for business cards, signs and websites.
Printing and signage
Printers, sign makers and embroiderers ask for vector logos. Give them an SVG that scales to any size without blurring.
Business cards and merch
Place your logo sharply on cards, letterheads, t-shirts and promotional items, in any color.
Brand kits
Rebuild a lost original logo file and keep one editable vector master for your website, social media and print.
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