Colour tracing that produces editable paths, not an SVG with a bitmap glued inside it.
Most 'PNG to SVG' converters cheat: they wrap your raster image in an <image> tag inside an SVG container. The file has the right extension and none of the benefits — it still pixelates when scaled and cannot be recoloured in Illustrator or Figma.
Real vectorization traces regions of colour into filled paths. ImageLabs uses VTracer, which handles both flat logo art and photographic gradients, and outputs paths you can open and edit in any vector editor.
Upload the logo: Flat colour art traces cleanest. Anti-aliased edges from a small PNG are handled but add path complexity.
Tune the trace: Colour precision and path smoothing control how many nodes the output carries.
Download the SVG: Open it in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape — real paths, fully editable.
Genuine paths: No embedded bitmap. Scale to a billboard without a soft edge.
Cheapest tool on the site: 1 credit per file, so a whole brand kit costs almost nothing.
Print-ready: Vector output is what most printers and sign-makers ask for.
Will a photo vectorize well? It will trace, but a photograph becomes thousands of paths. Vectorization is best for logos, icons and flat illustration.
Is the SVG editable? Yes — filled paths grouped by colour, editable in any vector tool.
Do you keep my file? Images are retained only for your history and pruned automatically. See the Privacy Policy.