Logo Mode — Preserves True Colours

Logo to SVG —
Turn Any Logo Into Editable Vector Art

VectorKit's Logo mode traces each shape and samples its true colour from your original image — no flat palette guessing. Get clean, scalable SVG logos ready for Illustrator, Cricut, or screen printing.

Convert Logo to SVG → PNG to SVG (all modes)

Why VectorKit Logo Mode Is Different

Most converters guess colours. VectorKit samples them from your original image.

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True Per-Shape Colour Sampling

Each traced shape is filled with the actual dominant colour from your source image — not a median-cut approximation. What you see is what you get.

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Cut-Ready SVG Layers

Enable Cutout mode for non-overlapping colour layers. Ideal for vinyl cutting on Cricut / Silhouette and screen printing where colours must not overlap.

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Auto Background Removal

Logo mode removes the background by default. A single click or auto-detect preserves interior white areas (letter counters, knockouts).

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Ink Threshold Control

Slide the ink threshold to control which pixels qualify as logo ink. Fine-tune between capturing fine details and cleaning up compression noise.

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Private by Design

Your logo file never leaves your device. Perfect for confidential brand work — no NDAs needed with your conversion tool.

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PDF Vector Export

Export your logo as a true vector PDF for screen printing — each colour on its own traceable layer in the file. Pro feature.

VectorKit vs Vector Magic for Logo Conversion

Vector Magic is the long-standing standard — here's how VectorKit compares.

FeatureVectorKitVector Magic
Free plan✓ Unlimited vectorizationNo free tier
Per-shape colour sampling✓ Logo mode
No file uploads (private)✓ All localCloud upload
Background removal✓ Auto + manual brushBasic
SVG path editor✓ Full refine panelBasic editor
Cut-ready layers (Cricut)✓ Cutout mode
PDF export✓ Pro
PriceFree / $9/mo Pro$9.95/mo no free tier

Convert Your Logo to SVG Free

No account needed. Upload your logo PNG or JPG and download a clean SVG in seconds.

Open VectorKit in Logo Mode →

FAQ

What file formats can I use to convert a logo to SVG?

PNG, JPG, WebP, PDF, GIF, BMP, AVIF, TIFF, HEIC, and existing SVG files. PDF logos are rasterised to a high-resolution image automatically before conversion.

How many colours can VectorKit detect in a logo?

Logo mode supports 2–8 colours (typical for brand logos). For logos with more colours, try Illustration mode which supports up to 32.

Can I use the SVG logo for commercial purposes?

Free plan: personal and non-commercial use. Pro plan: full commercial license included.

Will the SVG work in Cricut Design Space?

Yes. Download the SVG and import it into Cricut Design Space. Each colour becomes a separate layer. Enable Cutout mode for non-overlapping cut layers — essential for vinyl cutting.