Pixlss
Image → SVGFrançais

Your images, pixel-free.

Convert your logo to SVG

Get a vector version of your logo for print, signage and the web: exact colors, straight lines and true circular arcs.

  • Smart colorsPalette detected, background removed automatically
  • Precise pathsSharp corners, perfect lines, true circular arcs
  • Built-in editorTouch up points, shapes and colors before exporting

A vector logo for every use

Printers, sign makers and embroiderers ask for a vector logo because it can be reproduced at any size without losing quality. If you only have a PNG or a JPG of your logo, Pixlss redraws it as an SVG file.

Logos are made of geometry: Pixlss detects straight lines and circular arcs and draws them exactly, rather than approximating them with wobbly curves. The palette is detected automatically, and the built-in editor lets you adjust a point, a color or a shape before downloading.

How it works

  1. Drop your image

    PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP or TIFF, up to 20 MB. Drag it in, browse your files or paste it with Ctrl+V.

  2. Vectorize

    Colors are detected, the background is removed, and outlines become curves, straight lines and circular arcs.

  3. Refine and download

    Compare with the original, tweak the settings or the shapes in the editor, then download the SVG file.

Frequently asked questions

Can I open the SVG in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma?

Yes. The SVG file is standard: each color of the logo is a separate shape, easy to select, recolor or resize.

What about the text in my logo?

Letters are traced as shapes, like the rest of the logo: their appearance is kept, but they are no longer editable as text. To change the wording, retype it in your design software with the matching font.

How do I get the cleanest result?

Start from the largest, sharpest image you have, ideally on a plain background. Then compare the SVG with the original and, if needed, adjust the corner angle threshold or the number of colors.