LogoMakr
Free Vector & SVG Toolkit

Free Vector & SVG Tools

One toolkit for every logo, image, and AI-generated format. Eleven focused converters, one shared design canvas, no watermark on the free download.

⚡ Start with Image to Vector Browse all 11 tools
Flagship tool

Image to Vector

The one page that handles it all. Drop any PNG, JPG, or WebP — even the WebP exports Adobe rejects — and get a clean, editable multi-layer SVG in about 10 seconds. Every color on its own path, background removed automatically, no watermark.

  • Accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP (including modern AI exports)
  • Multi-layer SVG output — every color editable
  • Background removed automatically
  • Open on canvas to recolor, resize, and finish
Open the flagship tool →
Vector logo preview showing a crisp editable SVG output

All 11 Vector Tools

Same underlying engine, different focus. Pick the page that matches your source file or workflow — you get the same output SVG either way, but the guidance and FAQs are tailored to your use case.

Universal converters

🖼️

Image to Vector

Any input format (PNG, JPG, WebP) → editable multi-layer SVG. The flagship — start here if you're not sure.

Open tool → 🎯

Image to SVG

Same universal input, framed around SVG-specific output. Best when your endpoint is Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape.

Open tool → 🔄

Vector Converter

The generic "raster to vector" workflow — full explainer on what a vector is and why it matters for print.

Open tool →

By file format

📐

PNG to SVG

The classic. Transparent PNG in, layered SVG out — ready for Cricut, screen printing, embroidery.

Open tool → 📸

JPG to SVG

Cleans up JPG compression blur while tracing. Perfect for old scanned logos or phone photos.

Open tool → 🌐

WebP to SVG

Adobe rejects WebP; we don't. Drop the WebP straight in — no re-export to PNG needed first.

Open tool → 🗂️

PNG to Vector

Same PNG conversion, angled at users who want to export to AI, EPS, or PDF from any vector editor.

Open tool →

Logo-focused

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Logo to Vector

The agency + print-shop workflow. Notes on client deliverables, trademark filing, and prepress handoff.

Open tool → ⚡

Logo Vectorizer

The fast DIY angle. Drop, wait 10 seconds, download. First conversion free.

Open tool →

By source (AI tools)

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ChatGPT Logo to Vector

For ChatGPT and DALL-E logos. Covers the WebP export issue and the "blurry at large size" problem.

Open tool → 🎨

Midjourney to SVG

For Midjourney PNGs. Addresses the raster-only limitation, commercial-rights notes, and upscaling myths.

Open tool →

How to pick the right tool

All 11 output the same clean multi-layer SVG. The difference is the guidance you'll see on each page.

1

Not sure? Start universal.

Open Image to Vector. It accepts every format we support and it's what most first-time users land on.

2

Know your file type?

Pick the format-specific page — PNG, JPG, or WebP. Each has FAQs tailored to that format's quirks.

3

Working on client logos?

Logo to Vector covers the agency workflow — prepress handoff, trademark filing, delivering to print shops.

4

Vectorizing an AI logo?

Go to ChatGPT Logo to Vector or Midjourney to SVG. Both cover the format quirks (WebP, raster-only PNG) and commercial-rights questions.

What every tool shares — and what makes each unique

Same engine under the hood. Different context above it.

What they share

  • The same conversion engine — Recraft-powered multi-layer tracing.
  • The same output — editable SVG with every color on its own path.
  • The same background removal — automatic during tracing.
  • The same free download — no watermark on any output.
  • The same design canvas — click "Edit on Canvas" to open in LogoMakr's editor.

What differs per page

  • The example use case — Cricut vs trademark vs client delivery.
  • The FAQs — targeted to your specific format or source tool.
  • The comparison notes — vs Adobe Express, Vector Magic, Vectorizer.ai.
  • The "why this matters" copy — JPG artifacts vs WebP compatibility vs Midjourney's raster-only output.
  • Nothing else — same engine, same output, same speed, same price (free).

Common questions about the toolkit

What's the difference between these 11 tools?
All 11 run on the same conversion engine and output the same multi-layer SVG. The pages differ in copy, FAQs, and use-case examples targeted at specific input formats (PNG, JPG, WebP) or specific sources (ChatGPT, Midjourney). Pick the one that most closely matches your file type or use case — it will have the most relevant guidance.
Do all the tools produce the same quality output?
Yes. Every tool uses the same Recraft-based tracing pipeline and outputs a multi-layer SVG with editable colors and background removed. Quality doesn't vary by which page you use — only your source image matters. A high-resolution PNG will produce a cleaner vector than a heavily-compressed JPG regardless of which tool you use.
Which tool should I use if I'm not sure?
Start with Image to Vector. It accepts PNG, JPG, and WebP, and is the flagship tool most users land on. The format-specific pages are useful if you have questions specific to your file type (JPG artifacts, WebP compatibility, etc).
Are all 11 tools free?
Yes — the first conversion is free after a quick signup. Free accounts get 3 conversions per day. The Pro pack unlocks 50 conversions and the full file bundle (SVG, PDF, high-res PNG, JPG) — useful if you're a designer or agency running multiple client logos through the pipeline.
Can I use the vector commercially?
Yes. Every vector produced by any of the 11 tools is yours to use commercially — print, sell, license, or file for trademark. No royalty owed to LogoMakr. (For AI-generated source logos, your commercial rights come from the original AI tool's terms of service — check ChatGPT or Midjourney's ToS separately.)
Do the tools work on mobile?
Yes. Every tool works in mobile browsers — Chrome, Safari, Firefox. Upload directly from your camera roll, convert, and download the SVG or open it on the design canvas for editing.
Why so many pages instead of one?
Different users come to us with different questions. A designer who's got a JPG scan wants JPG-specific guidance. Someone with a ChatGPT WebP wants to know about the Adobe rejection issue. An agency vectorizing a client logo wants notes on trademark filing. One page can't answer everyone well — 11 focused pages can.
Can I edit the result before downloading?
Yes. Every tool has an "Edit on Canvas" button that opens the vector in LogoMakr's design editor. Change any color individually, resize, add text, swap parts, and save. The canvas also accepts every LogoMakr template if you want to combine your vectorized logo with additional graphic elements.

Ready to vectorize?

Start with the flagship — Image to Vector accepts every format the other tools do. Or pick the page that matches your source file for tailored guidance.

⚡ Open Image to Vector