JPG to SVG converter
Trace a JPG logo or drawing into a vector SVG, without uploading it.
or drop them here, or paste them
Nothing is uploaded.
About JPG to SVG
Got your logo only as a JPG, perhaps from an old website or an email? This converter traces it into an SVG made of shapes, which you can scale, recolour and edit in design tools.
JPG compression leaves faint noise around edges; the Simple setting smooths most of it away. For photos the result is a stylised, poster-like image rather than a copy. Everything runs in your browser.
Pick the detail level that matches your logo. Simple uses a few colours and gives the cleanest shapes; Standard copes with most logos; Detailed keeps shading and small features but makes a larger file. If the result looks blotchy, try a simpler setting, because JPG noise is then ignored.
Each colour area becomes a separate shape in the SVG, so in Inkscape, Illustrator or Figma you can select a part and give it a new colour. Very large images are scaled down to 1000 pixels before tracing, which keeps it fast even on a phone.
Questions and answers
JPG compression adds faint noise around edges, which the tracer can pick up. Try the Simple setting, which uses fewer colours.
Yes. Open it in Inkscape, Illustrator, Figma or any vector editor to change colours or remove shapes.
Any size works. Big images are traced at up to 1000 pixels on the longest side, which keeps it quick; the SVG still scales to any size.