Turn a low-resolution logo — PNG, JPG, or WebP — into a crisp, scalable vector that's ready for print, web, signage, and merch.
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Your vectorized logo will appear here — sharp at any size.
A logo saved as a PNG or JPG is made of fixed pixels — blow it up for a banner, a hoodie, or a shopfront sign and the edges go soft and jagged. A vector logo (SVG) is defined by math, so it scales infinitely and stays razor-sharp. It's also the format print shops, embroiderers, and merch makers ask for.
This works best on clean, flat-color logos. Gradients and photographic logos posterize into bands. Any text in the logo is traced as shapes, not editable text — if you need to change the wording, keep the original font and re-type it. For the sharpest result, start from the largest, cleanest image you have.
Yes — 1 conversion a day, free, with no sign-up and no watermark. Pro removes the daily limit and adds bulk upload and API access.
Yes — the SVG you create from your own logo is yours to use, including commercially. See our Terms for details.
No — text is traced as vector shapes. To change the wording, re-type it in the original font; tracing recreates the look, not live text.
The highest-resolution, cleanest version you have. A crisp PNG gives a far better result than a small, blurry JPG.
Yes — SVG is a standard vector format that print, sign, and embroidery shops accept, and most can open or convert it to EPS, PDF, or AI.