Cricut Design Space
Upload the SVG for a cut file with every shape in place. For a single cut, choose Black first and the outline arrives as one clean layer.
Drop a PNG or JPG and get a clean SVG with smooth curves, each color on its own layer. Download SVG, PDF, EPS or a DXF cut file, free, right in your browser.
Drop your logo here or choose a fileChoose your logo
PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG, PDF, AI or PSD. It stays on your device.
Drop the logo to open it
Click a logo to try the next one found on that site, or to take it out.
Animated 3D logo videos for Reels, TikTok and YouTube, glossy 3D images and 3D print files, made in your browser in seconds.
Four steps, no account and no upload: the converting happens on your own device.
Drop a PNG, JPG or WebP on the box above, or anywhere on the page. Icons, logos, line art, clip art and flat illustrations all convert well.
A flat background is cleared, the picture's colors are found, and each color is traced into smooth shapes on a layer of its own.
Switch between the checkerboard, white, black, gray and the brand color, and look closely at the finest lines. Need one color for cutting? Choose Black, White or Any color.
Take the SVG, or the same vector as a PDF or an EPS, a DXF cut file 100 mm wide, or a PNG at 512, 1024, 2048 or 4096 px.
Keep every color as its own layer for screens and print, or turn the art into one solid color for machines that cut.
Full color. The converter finds the colors in your picture, small accents and fine lines included, and gives each one a layer of shapes filled with its exact value. Each lower color carries on under the colors above it, so the finished SVG shows no hairline of background where two colors meet, at any zoom.
One color. Black, White and Any color turn the whole design into a single solid color on a transparent background. That is the version vinyl cutters, stencils, screen printers and laser engravers follow, and the one the DXF cut file is drawn from.
Edit any color later. In an SVG each color is one fill value, so a brand refresh or a dark-mode version is a single change in any vector app.
A large picture with flat colors and crisp edges. Start from the best copy you have and the curves come out true.
Size. Every extra pixel tells the tracer more about where an edge runs, so the largest copy gives the smoothest curves. A small PNG still converts cleanly: the tracer resamples it finer before it reads the edges.
Edges. The soft pixels along an edge are read as a share of each color, so a smooth, anti-aliased edge becomes a smooth curve rather than a staircase.
Transparency. A transparent PNG stays transparent: the SVG draws only the shapes, and the holes inside letters stay open.
Backgrounds. A flat background color is cleared before tracing, so the SVG holds only your artwork. For a busier background, clear it first with the logo background remover.
Drop the JPG exactly as you would a PNG. The converter clears its background and traces only the artwork.
A JPG always comes with a background, almost always white, because the format has no transparency. MDN's guide to image types notes that JPEG “does not support an alpha channel”. The converter clears that flat background before it traces, so the SVG comes out transparent.
JPG compression also leaves faint specks and color fringes around edges. Each pixel is matched to the nearest of the picture's real colors and shapes too small to be part of the design fall away, so the specks never reach the SVG.
Working from a photo of a sign or a printed logo? Crop it tight, light it evenly and give it a plain background, and the trace follows the logo rather than the room.
Cutting machines follow outlines, not pixels. A traced SVG or the DXF cut file gives them clean paths to follow.
Upload the SVG for a cut file with every shape in place. For a single cut, choose Black first and the outline arrives as one clean layer.
The Designer Edition opens the SVG with its paths ready to cut, and the DXF is there for any setup that prefers a cut outline.
LightBurn and other laser programs open SVG and DXF files, so the traced outline becomes the path the laser cuts or engraves.
A one-color SVG or the DXF cut file gives the blade one smooth path per shape, with letter holes kept as holes.
Black, White or Any color turns the art into one solid color, the separation a screen or a stencil needs.
Bring the vector into the 3D Logo Studio and it becomes an STL or a multi-color 3MF, sized in millimeters.
Turn the vector into a printable 3D model with the SVG to STL converter, or start straight from the PNG with PNG to STL.
The SVG is a standard vector file, with each color as its own shape, ready for every design app.
Adobe Illustrator. Open the SVG and every color arrives as a separate filled shape, ready to recolor, rescale or combine with type.
Inkscape. SVG is Inkscape's own format, so the file opens as editable paths with no conversion step.
Figma. Drag the SVG onto the canvas. Figma's help center says an imported SVG “is converted into an editable vector layer”.
Canva. Upload the SVG with your other files and place it as a sharp graphic that scales with your design.
Sending it to a printer instead? The PDF and the EPS carry the same vector shapes in the formats print shops ask for.
Keep both: the SVG as the master you scale, cut and edit, and PNGs exported from it for documents, chats and slides.
| PNG | SVG | |
|---|---|---|
| Made of | A grid of colored pixels | Shapes and curves, written as drawing instructions |
| Enlarged | Soft and blocky past its own size | Sharp at any size, from an icon to a banner |
| Transparent background | Yes | Yes: only the shapes are drawn |
| Change a color | Repaint the pixels | Change one fill value per shape |
| Cutting machines and lasers | Need a trace first | Follow the outlines directly |
| Best for | Photos, screenshots, quick previews | Logos, icons, line art, websites, cutting and print |
Every file type side by side, from SVG to EPS: logo file formats, explained.
Short answers about converting PNG and JPG pictures to SVG: color, quality, cutting machines and transparency.
Ask us anythingDrop the PNG on the converter. Its colors are found, each one is traced into smooth vector shapes, and the SVG is ready to download in seconds. It is free, and the file is converted inside your browser.
Yes. Every color found in the picture becomes its own layer of shapes, filled with that exact color, and each lower color runs under the ones above it, so no thin gap shows where two colors meet. For a single color, choose Black, White or Any color.
Yes. Converting your own PNG, JPG or WebP files is free and unlimited, with no account. Starting from a company website instead uses the Logo Finder’s free searches.
The tracer reads every edge with sub-pixel precision from the soft pixels along it, keeps corners sharp and straight lines straight, and fits smooth curves everywhere else. Look at the result big on white, black or the checkerboard before you download it.
Yes. Cricut Design Space uploads SVG files, Silhouette Studio’s Designer Edition opens them, and the DXF cut file covers machines that prefer DXF. A one-color version gives the cleanest cut.
Drop the JPG just as you would a PNG. A JPG always carries a background, usually white, so the converter clears a flat background first and traces only the artwork, and stray JPEG specks fall away.
Yes. An SVG draws only its shapes, so wherever the PNG was see-through, the SVG is too, including the holes inside letters.
The largest copy you have. More pixels carry truer curves, so a big PNG with flat colors and crisp edges gives the cleanest SVG. Only have a small one? Type the company website instead: the Logo Finder often finds a larger file or the original vector.
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