Vectorize Your Logo

Lost the original file? Rebuild a crisp, scalable vector logo from any PNG or JPG — ready for printers, sign makers and your design tools.
  • Runs in your browser
  • No sign-up
  • Free, no watermark

Drop an image to vectorize

PNG, JPG or WebP → SVG · drop several for bulk tracing

Choose images
Logo Illustration Photo Line art Pixel art

How it works

How to use the Logo to Vector Converter

  1. Upload the logo

    Use the largest version you can find. Upscale tiny logos first for better edges.

  2. Match your palette

    Set Colour detail so the number of colours matches your brand.

  3. Download

    Get an SVG for print and web, or copy it straight into Figma.

Why BGFixer

Built for real work, not just demos

Tuned for this job

Opens with the best preset already selected, with live preview as you adjust.

Bulk conversion

Convert a whole folder with one setting and download every SVG in a ZIP.

Cut-machine ready

Cutout layering gives non-overlapping paths for Cricut, Silhouette and lasers.

Private

Tracing runs in your browser with WebAssembly — nothing is uploaded.

When you need a vector logo

Printers, embroidery shops, vehicle wrap installers and sign makers all need vector artwork. Vectors scale from a business card to a billboard without losing sharpness, and colours can be set to exact brand values.

Getting a professional result

  • Small or blurry logo? Run it through the AI upscaler at 2× or 4× before tracing.
  • Logo on a photo or coloured background? Remove the background first.
  • Lower Corner threshold to keep geometric marks and lettering sharp.
  • After tracing, replace text with the real font in Figma or Inkscape for a perfect match.

Related converters

PNG to SVG Converter · JPG to Vector Converter · Photo to Vector Converter · Image to SVG for Cricut · Sketch to Vector Converter · All-purpose image to vector converter

Guides

Learn more with the Logo to Vector Converter

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert my logo to a vector for free?

Upload your logo, keep the Logo preset, adjust Colour detail to match your brand colours, and download the SVG.

What file should I send to a printer?

Most printers accept SVG or PDF. Open the SVG in Inkscape or Illustrator and export a PDF if they ask for one.

Will the vector logo be exactly like the original?

Tracing reproduces shapes very closely. For brand-critical work, tidy the result in a vector editor and swap in the original font.

Is my logo uploaded anywhere?

No. Tracing runs in your browser, so client and unreleased logos stay private.

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