Create a scalable version of your logo
Logo to Vector converts a raster logo into SVG shapes you can resize and recolor. A clean image with a plain or transparent background gives the tracer clearer boundaries between colors.
How to use it
Upload your clearest logo image.
Adjust colors and detail, or choose Black & white.
Create the SVG, inspect the logo and download.
Prepare a logo for reuse across sizes
Use a flat logo with a transparent or plain background to produce editable shapes for website graphics, labels and design layouts. Inspect the edges at high zoom and compare brand colors with the source.
A trace is a practical reconstruction when the original vector artwork is missing.
Start with a clean logo
Use the original image rather than a screenshot whenever possible. Flat colors and clear edges are easiest to convert.
A small, blurry logo may need manual cleanup, especially around fine lettering and narrow spaces.
Keep your brand colors
The default setting uses a small color palette for a clean result. Add more colors if distinct shades are being combined.
Fewer colors can help remove unwanted patches from a compressed JPG. Check exact brand colors in your design editor before printing.
Prepare it for its next use
SVG can be resized for a website, presentation or printed design. The result is a new version traced from your picture, not the original designer file.
If you can get the original vector logo from its designer, that will usually be the best source.
Frequently asked questions
Will the white background disappear?
Not automatically. Remove the background first if you need a transparent logo.
Can I edit the logo text?
The letters become shapes. Conversion does not identify the font or recreate editable text.
How is this different from Image to Vector?
It starts with fewer colors, which often suits simple logos. You can still adjust the settings for your artwork.