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Logo to vector

Rebuild a logo image as clean, scalable vector shapes.

10 credits per SVG
Preview
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Tool guide

Rebuild a logo image as clean, scalable vector shapes

Upload a JPG or PNG logo and get closed vector shapes that scale to a billboard or a favicon. LineSVG traces the picture faithfully, so solid marks stay solid and thin-line logos come back as editable strokes. Use it to recover a lost source file or prepare a logo for cutting and print.

  1. 01

    Upload the cleanest copy

    Pick the largest, sharpest version you have, on a plain background.

  2. 02

    Compare with the original

    Check letterforms, corners and symmetry against the source with the Original toggle.

  3. 03

    Export to your editor

    Export SVG and finish colors, alignment and typography in Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape.

Tips for better results

  • A large, high-contrast source produces the cleanest shapes.
  • Choose Cut-ready shapes for solid marks and Editable lines for thin-line logos.
  • Pick Color layers when you want each brand color as a separate group.

A suitable source image

A solid two-color logo mark exported at 1000 px or more on a plain white background, with no drop shadow or gradient.

Try it in the workspace above →

Logo to vector: frequently asked questions

Will the vector match the original exactly?

The trace follows the picture closely. Compare with the Original toggle and fine-tune corners or letterforms in your editor for a pixel-perfect finish.

Can I cut the logo on a vinyl cutter?

Yes. Cut-ready shapes gives closed paths that Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio and LightBurn treat as cut lines.

What if my logo has several colors?

Switch to Color layers. Each flat color becomes its own group, ready for screen printing or per-color editing.

Start your next design with editable lines

Describe an idea or drop in a drawing. Watch it draw, restyle the strokes, and export.