Resize logos for different layouts
Resize the SVG for different layouts without pixelation. For the best results, choose an image with clear outlines and only a few colors.
VTracer Online: Convert PNG and JPG to SVG
Choose a logo or illustration, adjust the colors and outlines, and download your SVG. Free to use, with no sign-up or image upload.
Drop an image here, or choose a file
Your SVG preview will appear here
Image processing stays in this browser. Download before leaving; the SVG is not saved to your account.
Why Convert a Logo to SVG?
Turn a PNG or JPG logo into vector shapes you can resize and edit. VTracer creates SVG paths instead of placing a pixel image inside an SVG file.
Edit shapes in a vector editor
Open the SVG in a vector editor to change colors or refine outlines. You can adjust the paths after tracing.
Original image
Actual output
AI-generated demonstration source. The result was processed by this tool.
How to Convert PNG or JPG to SVG
Choose a graphic
Upload a supported raster file or try the logo sample. The image stays on your device during tracing.
Tune colors and outlines
Choose a color or black-and-white preset, then select smooth curves, straight edges, or pixel edges. Convert again after changing a setting.
Inspect the vector preview
Compare small details with the source and download the SVG. Open it in a vector editor if you need to refine individual paths.
When to Vectorize Logos, Icons, and Illustrations
You only have a PNG or JPG logo
Create an SVG when the original vector file is missing. Check the lettering: traced letters become shapes, not editable text.
You need icons at different sizes
Turn simple icons into SVG files for website or presentation layouts. Review small gaps and corners at the size you plan to use.
You want a poster-style illustration
Use fewer colors to turn a photo into simple colored shapes. This creates an illustrated look rather than keeping every photo detail.
What to Check in Your SVG Export
Paths, color, and fine detail
Inspect holes, disconnected shapes, and small text at a larger zoom. The SVG contains traced geometry; it is not the original bitmap placed inside an SVG wrapper.
Your next design application
Check the file in your chosen editor or production software. Cutting, embroidery, and print workflows may require further path cleanup; tracing alone does not guarantee production readiness.
What to Know About VTracer Online
Are my images uploaded?
No. VTracer processes your selected image on your device, inside your browser. Your image is not sent to a server.
Is the output a real vector file?
Yes. The downloaded SVG contains vector paths that you can resize and edit in a vector editor.
Can it recover editable text?
No. Lettering becomes traced shapes, not editable font text. Recreate text in a vector editor when exact typography matters.
Why is my photo simplified?
Vectorization groups pixels into shapes. Detailed photographs can produce complex paths or a poster-like appearance; use an image upscaler for photographic detail instead.
Is VTracer free to use here?
Yes. This browser tool needs no account and uses no credits. Download your SVG before leaving, because it is not saved to your account.
What Else You Can Do with Your Source
Restore image detail with SeedVR2
Keep a photographic result when vector paths are not the goal.
Remove an image background
Prepare a separate raster cutout for another design task.
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