Convert a JPG logo into editable SVG paths.
Upload a JPG or JPEG, inspect what the trace recovered, refine the colors and export a scalable vector. Free, with no account or watermark.
Raster pixels
Editable pathsUpload your JPG and inspect it.
JPEG, JPG, PNG and WebP files are accepted up to 10 MB. Your result opens in the same side-by-side comparison and path editor used by the main Vectorize tool.
JPEG leaves clues. The trace turns those clues into shapes.
A JPG is a grid of compressed pixels. Vectorize groups the visible color regions, follows their boundaries and writes geometric SVG paths that you can review before export.
- JPG01 · Read
Compressed pixels
JPEG adds a solid background and can introduce halos or block noise around high-contrast edges.
- 02 · Trace
Edges become curves
The tracer approximates those edges with vector paths. Smooth curves and fewer colors usually produce cleaner geometry.
- SVG03 · Review
Real editable paths
Compare the result, remove an unwanted background, refine the palette and download the approved SVG.
Check the parts compression damages first.
- Use the largest JPG you have; enlarging a tiny file cannot restore detail.
- Compare letters, tight gaps and sharp corners before downloading.
- Hide the flat JPG background only when it is not part of the mark.
- Use manual redrawing for brand-critical geometry that the pixels no longer describe.
Logos, icons and flat graphics are good candidates. Photographs, tiny lettering, soft shadows and complex gradients often need a different workflow or a manual redraw.