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Turn a blurry logo into a sharp vector

Only have a small or fuzzy copy of a logo? Vectacle rebuilds it as a clean SVG that prints sharp on a business card or a banner.

Drop a PNG or JPG to vectorize

Or paste one · PNG, JPG or WebP up to 30 MB · up to 30 at once

Choose an image

No image handy?

Cut files for Cricut & Silhouette
Real gradients
Crisp small text
Nothing is stored

Original PNGVectacle SVG

Drag the line to compare · + / − or pinch to zoom

Or click an example to try it

Original

SVG

Original · SVG

100% Scroll to zoom · drag to move · double-click: fit / zoom

Works best for logos, stickers, clip art, lettering and t-shirt graphics with clear edges. Photos, watercolours and soft shading won’t become clean vectors.

Type of image

Colours

Auto

Far left = Auto: the tool finds the main colours.

Colours

Click a colour, or use Pick from image and click the picture, to remove it everywhere. Click a crossed-out colour to bring it back.

Sticker border

Off

A white border around your design, for print-then-cut stickers. Remove the background first.

Smooth curves

No overlaps Every colour becomes its own piece and the pieces meet edge to edge, nothing hidden underneath. Good for cutting layered vinyl and for editing shapes one by one.

Smooth gradients Beta Each colour gradient becomes one shape with a real gradient fill instead of flat colour bands. Best for print; for cutting machines leave it off.

Smooth skies Beta Soft, curvy skies (a sunset, a glow behind a skyline) become a few see-through gradient layers, very close to the original. Works with Smooth gradients.

Sharp text Keeps small lettering crisp and readable. Only the text areas change; the rest of the design stays as clean.

Engine

Vectacle: sharp, connected edges that keep small details. Classic: VTracer, a simpler open-source tracer without the AI edge step.

Width in the SVG (inches, optional)

–shapes

–colours

–file size

How to vectorize a logo

Drop the logo: a PNG, JPG or WebP, even a screenshot or a small file from a website.
Let Auto choose, or pick Logo / 1 colour for a single-colour mark.
Remove the background (on by default here) so the logo sits on anything.
Zoom in on corners, thin lines and lettering, and compare them with the original.
Download the SVG for your designer, printer or website, or a big PNG or PDF.

Built for logos

Straight lines stay straight

Lines, arcs and corners are fitted as real geometry, so edges don’t wobble the way most automatic tracing does.

Sharp lettering

Text is detected and traced with extra care: straight stems, round bowls and crisp corners.

Real gradients

If the logo fades between colours, the SVG gets a true gradient instead of a stack of colour bands.

Nothing stored

Your logo is converted and forgotten, with no account and no copy kept. Handy for client work.

More logo examples

PNG

SVG

A colourful logo with outlined lettering, background removed.

WebP

SVG

A line logo: every edge comes back straight.

Guides and articles

Tips

How to rescue a tiny, blurry logo

Only have a 200-pixel logo from a website or an email signature? How to turn it into a sharp vector you can print, with a real 220 px example.

Questions

Can it vectorize a very small logo?

Yes. Images under 1,000 pixels are first enlarged with a small AI model, which gives smoother, more accurate edges. The example above started as a 220-pixel PNG.

Will the text in my logo become editable text?

No. Letters are traced as shapes, which keeps them looking exactly like the original. To change the wording, retype it in the right font in a design app.

Will the colours match?

Vectacle picks the main colours from your logo and merges the in-between shades that blur creates. You can recolour any shape in a vector editor afterwards.

Can I use the SVG for print?

Yes. An SVG scales to any size without getting blurry. You can also download a large PNG or a PDF straight from Vectacle.

Is my client’s logo safe?

Yes. The logo is converted and then forgotten: Vectacle stores nothing, so confidential and unreleased work isn’t kept anywhere.