PNG to SVG.
Turn a pixel logo into an infinitely-scalable vector. The tracer runs entirely in your browser — tune colors, smoothness and speckle removal with a live before/after, then download an SVG ready for print, web or animation.
Flat-color logos vectorize best · traced entirely in your browser · nothing is uploaded
How it works
Drop the raster
PNG, JPG or WebP. Flat-color logos with clean edges give near-perfect traces; photos and gradients are not what tracing is for.
Tune the trace
Colors sets how many flat tones to detect; smoothness relaxes wobbly edges; speckle removal deletes stray pixel-dust paths.
Download the SVG
Grab the vector, then optimize it or open it straight in the SVG animation studio.
Why use this tool
Somewhere in nearly every small business is a logo that exists only as a PNG from an old email — fine on a website, useless the moment a printer, embroiderer or motion designer asks for "the vector file." Auto-tracing is the honest rescue: it detects the flat color regions and rebuilds their outlines as mathematical paths. For flat-color logos the result is often indistinguishable from the lost original; this page gives you the three controls professionals reach for — palette size, curve smoothness, speckle cleanup — with a live preview so you can see exactly what each does.
Where this tool shines brightest is as step one of the animation pipeline. Vector paths are what real logo animation is built from: once traced, shrink the file with the SVG optimizer, then open it in the free SVG animation studio and animate it path by path. Started with a logo on a white background? Run the background remover first for a cleaner trace. And for complex marks that deserve human judgment, our designers redraw and animate logos from $35.
Frequently asked questions
Will the SVG look exactly like my PNG?
For flat-color logos with clean edges — extremely close, often pixel-identical at normal sizes. Gradients, photos and heavy textures cannot be represented as simple paths; expect a posterized, stylized result there.
Why does my trace have jagged or wobbly edges?
Low-resolution or heavily-compressed sources bake wobble into the pixels. Raise the smoothness slider, and if you have a larger original, use it — the tracer sees what you feed it.
What do the three sliders actually control?
Colors is how many flat tones the tracer separates (logos usually need 2–8). Smoothness is the error tolerance for fitting curves — higher relaxes jitter. Speckle removal drops paths smaller than N pixels, killing compression dust.
Is this a real vector or an embedded image?
A real vector: standard SVG paths with fills, editable in Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape, and animatable in our SVG studio.
Is my logo uploaded anywhere?
No — the tracing library runs locally in your browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server.
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