Upload a CDR, SVG, PDF or AI file and save it in the format your print shop or contractor asks for: PDF, SVG, EPS, AI, PNG or JPG. Paths, colours and gradients are not turned into a picture.
🔒 The file is processed in your browser and is never uploaded anywhere.
The file will not open, the print shop rejects the layout, or all you have left is a CDR or a picture? Send it to us – we will convert it or redraw it as a vector by hand.
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.
If a logo was once auto-traced, it has thousands of extra points and uneven curves – and it shows on signage, in embroidery and in large print. We will redraw the logo cleanly and deliver every format any print shop may ask for.
Send a file for review →| From | To | What is preserved |
|---|---|---|
| SVG | PDF, EPS, AI, PNG, JPG | paths, fills, strokes, gradients, clipping paths |
| SVG, EPS, AI, PNG, JPG | paths and colours; text is converted to outlines | |
| AI (PDF-compatible) | PDF, SVG, EPS, PNG, JPG | same as for PDF |
| CDR, CMX (CorelDRAW), test mode | PDF, AI, SVG, EPS, PNG, JPG | paths, fills, strokes, gradients |
A vector file describes shapes with formulas, so it can be enlarged to billboard size with no loss of sharpness. Most online converters quietly turn vector into a picture when changing the format, and the print shop sends such a file back. This tool transfers the paths themselves: after conversion the logo can still be edited in Illustrator, CorelDRAW, Figma or Inkscape.
If a PDF contains text, the tool converts it to outlines using the fonts embedded in the file. The lettering looks the same on any computer, even if the print shop does not have your font. For an SVG with live text the tool warns that the text should be outlined in an editor.
The tool reads CorelDRAW files (CDR and CMX) right in your browser, without uploading them to a third-party server, and saves them as PDF, AI, SVG or EPS with paths preserved. This feature is in test mode: the CorelDRAW format is closed, so complex effects (shadows, transparency, lenses) and live text may transfer inaccurately. Compare the preview with the original; if you see a difference, export the layout from CorelDRAW via “File → Publish to PDF” and upload the PDF.
The tool cannot save files in CDR format: only CorelDRAW itself can write CDR. But CorelDRAW opens PDF, AI, SVG and EPS without problems.
EPS does not support transparency, so semi-transparent objects are saved as solid lighter colours. Colours in SVG and EPS are RGB. Raster images inside the file stay as images. The AI file is a PDF-compatible document that opens in Adobe Illustrator.
Yes. The tool does not take a snapshot of the file; it transfers paths, fills, strokes and gradients to the new format. You can open the result in an editor and move every anchor point.
Upload the CDR file and click PDF, AI, SVG or EPS. CDR reading is in test mode: compare the preview with the original. If the file is not read, export it from CorelDRAW as a PDF and upload the PDF.
No. The CDR format is closed and only CorelDRAW can write it. Save the file as PDF, AI or EPS – CorelDRAW opens all three with the vector preserved.
All three keep vector data. PDF is the most universal and suits most print shops. EPS is requested for plotters, embroidery and older equipment. AI is the working format of Adobe Illustrator.
That is a different task – tracing. Use our separate “Logo to vector” tool, which traces the picture and creates SVG, PDF and EPS.