Logo vectorization examples

Logos are the most common thing people vectorize, usually because the only copy left is a PNG from a website or a blurry JPG. These examples show how closely the SVG keeps the original colors and shapes.

Detail of the original PNG, coffee shop badge logo, zoomed 8 times: the pixels show as blocks
Original, zoomed 8x
The same detail of the SVG, coffee shop badge logo, zoomed 8 times: edges stay sharp
SVG, zoomed 8x
Round navy coffee shop badge logo with a cream mountain, rust-colored steam lines and the words Northpeak Coffee Co.

Logos

Coffee shop badge logo

37 paths · 4 colors · 17 KB

Detail of the original JPG, low-resolution jpg wordmark, zoomed 8 times: the pixels show as blocks
Original, zoomed 8x
The same detail of the SVG, low-resolution jpg wordmark, zoomed 8 times: edges stay sharp
SVG, zoomed 8x
Harbor and Pine wordmark logo with a dark green pine tree, slab serif lettering and an orange ampersand on an off-white background

Logos

Low-resolution JPG wordmark

25 paths · 21 colors · 12 KB

Detail of the original PNG, geometric bird logo, zoomed 8 times: the pixels show as blocks
Original, zoomed 8x
The same detail of the SVG, geometric bird logo, zoomed 8 times: edges stay sharp
SVG, zoomed 8x
Geometric blue bird logo built from circles and triangles with an orange beak and the lowercase word bluebird

Logos

Geometric bird logo

23 paths · 6 colors · 11 KB

Detail of the original PNG, lightning monogram logo, zoomed 8 times: the pixels show as blocks
Original, zoomed 8x
The same detail of the SVG, lightning monogram logo, zoomed 8 times: edges stay sharp
SVG, zoomed 8x
Black hexagon monogram logo with a white letter V, a lime green lightning bolt and a thin lime outline

Logos

Lightning monogram logo

9 paths · 3 colors · 4.9 KB

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