Figma plugin
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- Search the whole library inside Figma
- Inserts editable vectors, not flat images
- Free, no account needed
Logo to Vector — Convert Your Logo to SVG, Free
Lost the original logo file? Turn a PNG or JPG of it back into a vector. The converter starts on the Logo setting — a few flat colours with crisp edges and the background removed — so you get a clean SVG for the web, or a PDF or EPS your printer, sign maker or embroiderer can use. Free, no signup, and your logo never leaves your browser.
100% private — image never leaves your browser
Drop your image here
or click to browse — or paste with Ctrl/⌘ + V
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Tracing…
Privacy First
Your image never leaves your device. All conversion happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly — no server, no storage, no tracking.
Instant Results
No waiting for server processing. Convert any image to SVG in seconds, right in your browser. Works offline after first load.
Best For
Logos, icons, clipart, line art, flat illustrations, signatures, and simple graphics. Works best with high-contrast images.
Scalable Output
SVG files scale to any size without quality loss. Perfect for web, print, t-shirts, laser cutting, and more.
Which file to send where
- Website, app, Figma, Canva: SVG.
- Printers, sign makers, merchandise: PDF or EPS — both are vector, so they print sharp at any size.
- Embroidery, vinyl and laser: SVG or DXF from a black & white version.
Tips for a cleaner vector logo
- Start from the largest, sharpest copy you can find — a screenshot from your website is often better than an email signature. Tiny logos can be enlarged first with the upscaler.
- Set the number of colours to match your logo exactly, so anti-aliased edges don’t become extra shades.
- Small text that traces unevenly is best re-typed: click Edit paths to open the result in the vector editor, delete the traced letters and add text in the right font — then set your exact brand colours there too.
When to Use an Image to SVG Converter
Logo vectorisation
Laser cutting files
Print on demand
Web icons
Signature to vector
App icons
Screen printing
CAD outlines
How to Convert PNG to Vector (SVG) — Step by Step
- Upload your PNG. Drop a PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP or WebP into the converter above. A PNG with a transparent or plain white background gives the cleanest vector file.
- Check the automatic result. The converter opens full screen, detects the right style (Logo & icon, Illustration, Photo art, Line art or Outline) and traces it straight away. Drag the before/after slider and zoom in to see the difference.
- Fine-tune if needed. Choose how many Colours (2–24), click a swatch to leave a colour out, raise Detail to keep small features and Smoothness for rounder curves, or tick Remove background colour.
- Download your vector. Choose SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF next to the Download button — free, no watermark, ready for Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, Cricut or a laser cutter — or click Edit paths to open it in the free vector editor.
Tips for the best PNG to vector result
- Logos & icons: the Logo & icon style keeps only the real brand colours and drops the soft edge colours around them. Fewer colours = smaller, cleaner SVG.
- Signatures & line art: Black & white or Outline, with Smoothness around 6–8; move Threshold if thin lines break up.
- Flat illustrations: Colour mode with 8–16 colours. Neighbouring colours overlap slightly, so there are no white cracks between shapes.
- Photos: expect a stylised, posterised look — vectors are built from flat shapes, not pixels.
- Blurry or tiny PNGs: upscale first with the free image upscaler, then convert.
PNG to Vector Converter Comparison
| SketchValley | Adobe Illustrator Image Trace | Inkscape Trace Bitmap | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | Paid subscription | Free |
| Install needed | No — runs in your browser | Yes (desktop app) | Yes (desktop app) |
| Account / signup | No | Adobe account | No |
| Your image uploaded? | No — stays on your device | No (desktop) | No (desktop) |
| Tracing engine | VTracer + Potrace | Adobe Image Trace | Potrace |
| Output | SVG, no watermark | AI, SVG, EPS, PDF | SVG and more |
| Best for | Fast, free conversions of logos, icons, line art | Professional workflows needing fine control | Free desktop editing after tracing |
Need to edit the result? Open your SVG in the free online vector editor, or shrink it with the SVG optimizer.
PNG to SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF — which vector file do you need?
| Format | Best for | Opens in |
|---|---|---|
| SVG | Websites, icons, logos, Cricut and Silhouette cutting | Browsers, Figma, Canva, Illustrator, Inkscape, Cricut Design Space |
| Printing, sharing with print shops, documents | Any PDF viewer, Illustrator, Affinity Designer, InDesign | |
| EPS | Print and design workflows that ask for EPS, stock sites | Adobe Illustrator, CorelDRAW, Affinity Designer |
| DXF | Laser cutting, CNC, vinyl plotters and CAD | LightBurn, AutoCAD, Fusion 360, Inkscape |
All four are made from the same traced shapes, so they look identical. Converting a JPG? It works exactly the same way — the result is a true vector, not a picture inside a file.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I convert my logo to a vector for free?
- Drop a PNG or JPG of your logo above. It is traced with the Logo setting — flat colours and sharp edges — and you can download it as SVG, PDF or EPS. No signup, no watermark.
- What format does my printer need?
- Most printers and sign makers ask for a vector file: PDF or EPS. Choose either in the download menu. For websites, use SVG.
- Will my logo keep its exact colours?
- The colours are measured from your image. If they need to match exact brand values, open the result in the free vector editor with Edit paths and set the hex codes there.
- Can I remove the white background from my logo?
- Yes. The Logo setting removes the background automatically, so the vector logo is transparent. Untick Remove background colour to keep it.
- Why does the text in my logo look uneven?
- Very small letters don’t have enough pixels to trace cleanly. Use a bigger copy of the logo, or re-type the text in the vector editor after converting.
- Is my logo uploaded?
- No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser.