Upload your logo as an image and get a vector file for the print shop, signage or website. The tool smooths the outlines, keeps gradients and replaces lettering with real font outlines when it finds an identical font.
🔒 The file is processed in your browser and is never uploaded anywhere.
Is the logo tiny or unreadable inside the avatar circle? It needs a responsive version – a separate mark without small text. We can create one.
This is a basic brand book. A full brand identity also includes social media templates, business cards, letterheads, signage and visualisations on real-world items. We design turnkey identities.
An automatic vector is fine for websites and social media. For signage, large-format print or embroidery, a logo is better redrawn by hand: smooth curves, precise letters, true gradients. Send us your logo – we will redraw it.
We look for similar fonts among free Google Fonts. If the logo uses a paid or hand-drawn typeface, there will be no exact match – we show the closest ones. Need the lettering restored exactly? Send us your logo – we will redraw the letters by hand.
Preparing a layout for print? We match colours to the specific paper and printing method and deliver a file the print shop accepts without corrections. Print design.
This tool is not affiliated with Pantone LLC. Colour names are given for reference; values are approximate and taken from open tables.
We are still improving the tool. Rate the result and tell us what does not work, what should be improved and which features are missing. We read every review and suggestion.
A program traces pixels; a designer rebuilds the shape. For signage, large-format print, embroidery or engraving the difference is visible at once: clean lines, crisp letters, no “stair steps” on the edges.
Send a logo for review →A raster image (PNG, JPG) is made of pixels, so it blurs when enlarged. A vector is described by lines and curves and can be stretched to billboard size with no loss of quality. That is why print shops, sign makers and merchandise producers ask for a vector logo: SVG, AI, EPS or PDF.
The tool finds the edges of every shape, even when neighbouring colours are very close. Straight segments are built as exact lines with sharp corners, rounded ones as smooth curves. Similar shades are merged into one colour and compression noise is removed. Shapes with a gradient are kept as a true smooth transition or split into even bands of shades. If a practically identical Google Font is found for the lettering, the letters are replaced with its exact outlines.
The finished vector can be downloaded in three formats: SVG for websites and editors, PDF and EPS for the print shop, plotter or embroidery.
Adobe Illustrator, Figma, CorelDRAW, Inkscape, Affinity Designer and any browser. From Illustrator the file can be saved as AI, EPS or PDF for the print shop.
The largest and sharpest one you have: a PNG or JPG from 1000 px on the longer side. The smaller and more compressed the image, the rougher the result.
Automatic vectorisation depends on image quality. Try a larger file, change the number of colours or the detail level. Complex logos are redrawn by designers by hand.
Yes. The tool recognises gradient shapes and keeps them as a smooth colour transition. If you prefer, a gradient can be split into even bands of shades, which is handy for embroidery or plotter cutting.