Fidelity
The mark stays the mark
A clean logo is traced, not regenerated by a model that could change its proportions or lettering.
Convert
Convert a logo to SVG without changing its shapes.
Upload a raster logo. CleanVector traces the existing shapes directly, so the mark is not redrawn, and shows you the text, colors and background to check before you use it.
Traces the existing shapes · Text and color checks · 1 credit per logo
Steps
How it works
A logo vectorizer converts the pixels of a logo into scalable paths. It recovers the visible geometry from a clean reference, but not the original layers, fonts or construction grid.
How CleanVector works- 01
Upload the best reference
Use the largest, cleanest approved logo you have. Avoid screenshots when an exported file exists.
- 02
Trace
The shapes are traced directly, so an approved mark is not reinterpreted.
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Check the result
Look at small text, white details, colors and open paths, and view the mark on light and dark backgrounds.
Output
What you get
Checks
Catch problems before production
Background, text, path and color checks show when a logo still needs a manual redraw.
Handoff
A standard SVG
Use the file in web and layout tools, or hand it to a designer as a clean starting point.
Where it fits
- Missing source files
- Recover scalable artwork from a clean PNG supplied by a client or a previous team.
- Website refresh
- Replace a blurry raster header logo with a resolution-independent SVG.
- Large-format layouts
- Prepare a starting point for signage, presentations, packaging or merchandise.
- Brand library cleanup
- Standardize scattered raster variants and find the marks that still need manual reconstruction.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can CleanVector identify the original logo font?
No. It traces visible shapes. If you need live, editable type, find the original brand files or rebuild the lettering with a licensed font.
Will small logo text stay readable?
It depends on the resolution and contrast of the source. The preview helps you check, but small damaged lettering may need a manual redraw.
Why isn't the logo cleaned up first?
A clean logo already has intentional shapes. Tracing it directly is less likely to change its proportions or details than regenerating it.
Does vectorizing a logo prove I own it?
No. Converting a file changes its format, not its ownership or trademark status. Only use artwork you own or are allowed to adapt.
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