Logo vectorization in three steps
Upload a logo image, adjust the palette and detail, then download the SVG. Flat colors and strong contrast usually give the clearest automatic trace. Transparent PNG backgrounds are retained.
Convert a logo to SVG
A clearer starting point for your logo
When the original vector file is missing, a raster logo can be traced into editable SVG shapes. ImageToVector gives you a quick starting point from a PNG or JPG logo.
Choose the cleanest, largest logo image available. Use a smaller color palette for simple marks, and check the generated edges and colors before using the file. This tool creates an automatic trace; it does not recreate your original source file or brand guidelines.
Open the free SVG tool ↗Is the result a professional master logo?
An automatic trace is a useful starting point, not a guarantee of a production-ready brand asset. Inspect and edit the output in a vector editor for exact curves, colors, spacing, and brand standards.
Can I use the SVG on a website?
SVG is commonly used for scalable web graphics. Check the file in your site and design workflow, and optimize or edit it as needed.
Explore more
Learn how to convert PNG to SVG, make an SVG from JPG, vectorize a logo, or turn a photo into SVG art. For file format guidance, read SVG vs PNG.
Ready to give it a try?
Choose an image, explore the settings, and make an SVG in your browser.