Resize a logo →
Use the same logo on a website, a slide or a large sign.
Convert images to SVG
Turn PNG or JPG logos into SVG files you can resize and edit in a drawing app.
PNG / JPG / WebP / GIF / BMP · up to 20 MB each
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What can you use it for?
Make website icons →
Resize an icon or change its colors in a drawing app after conversion.
Edit a picture in Figma →
Download the SVG and edit its shapes in Figma or another vector editor.
Convert an AI-generated image →
Turn the picture into shapes you can edit. Check spelling and small details afterward.
How it works
Choose an image
Choose a clear logo or drawing. Use the original file if you have it, rather than a small screenshot.
Preview SVG
Sign in and convert. Zoom in to check letters, corners and small gaps against the original.
Download
Download the SVG. Open it in the app where you plan to use it and check that it looks right.
FAQ
Is the SVG really editable?
Yes. Open the SVG in a vector editor such as Figma, Inkscape or Illustrator to change shapes and colors. Letters from the image become shapes: to change a word, type it again in your editor. Some effects may look different between apps.
Will every image look perfect?
No automatic tracer can guarantee perfection. This tool suits icons and logos, not photos. Tiny text, touching shapes, shadows and textures may need manual edits. Try a free preview before buying.
Do you upload my image?
No. Your image and SVG result are not uploaded to the cloud during conversion. Account authorization and quota records use only the necessary usage data. Feedback you choose to submit is uploaded separately.
How long are files kept?
Your images and results stay in this browser for 24 hours. Download them in time, or upload the original again after they expire.
What is a vector image?
A vector image stores lines and shapes instead of a fixed grid of pixels. You can enlarge those shapes without making the edges pixelated. A bad conversion can still change the drawing, so check the result.
Do I need SVG instead of PNG?
Use SVG to resize or edit a drawing. If a PNG already looks sharp at the size you need, you can keep it. Photos usually work better as PNG, JPEG or WebP.
What can I do for free?
Inspect and download the fixed public examples without an account. Sign in to convert your own images: up to 3 per UTC day and 15 per month, one at a time, with SVG download.