Guides for fixing logos and image files
Short, practical guides for the problems that bring people here: a blurry logo, the wrong color, a background in the way, or an SVG to get ready in your design app.
Fixing a logo
- Convert a logo to SVGThree ways to convert a logo image to SVG: an online converter, Illustrator's Image Trace, or Inkscape's Trace Bitmap, with the steps for each.
- Make a logo sharperWhy sharpening filters and upscalers leave a logo soft, and how converting it to SVG gives you clean edges at any size.
- Change logo colorRecolor a logo from a PNG or JPG without muddy edges: convert it to SVG, then change each color in Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape or Canva.
- Remove a logo backgroundConvert a logo to SVG and use Remove background when downloading. Keep editable vector paths and export transparent PNGs from your editor when you need them.
- Fix an AI-generated logoTurn a logo from Midjourney or another AI image tool into a transparent, sharp SVG you can recolor and use at any size.
Working in your design app
- Use a traced SVG in FigmaPrepare an SVG for Figma: choose your download options, check the shapes, name the layers and set your colors while keeping the artwork editable.
- Use a traced SVG in IllustratorOpen a traced SVG in Illustrator, organize its colors, set it up for print and save it as AI, EPS or PDF.