logowright converts a logo saved as a PNG or JPEG into a clean, editable SVG vector file. The SVG has clean lines, smooth curves and only the anchor points each shape needs, so the logo can be printed, cut, engraved, stitched or edited without first being redrawn by hand.
It is used by two groups. The first is the logo's owner: a business, club, school, nonprofit or event whose logo exists only as a picture, often made in a logo maker or with the original file lost, and who has been asked for the vector by a printer, sign maker, embroiderer, sponsor or partner. The second is people who handle customer logos every week: print, sign, screen-print, embroidery, vinyl, laser and promo-product shops, agencies and freelance designers, and redraw and digitizing services.
Each conversion returns two files: logo.svg, one clean SVG, and logo-layers.svg, the same logo with each shape on its own layer for editing in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape. Before downloading, the user can move, add, delete or smooth points, change colours and compare the result with the original image in a browser editor. The website takes up to 100 logos at a time. logowright also works inside Claude and ChatGPT, as a Figma plugin and through an API with webhooks.
logowright works best on logos with 1 to 4 flat colours on a transparent or plain background, at least 400 px on the longest side. Text on its own, gradients, glows, shadows, photos and images under 400 px are refused at no charge, with the reason and what to send instead. A credit is used only when a result passes the quality check, and converting the same image again is free. On 160 clean, flat logos it had never seen, about 9 in 10 came out right; most of the rest were refused rather than delivered wrong.
logowright does not use an AI model to make your SVG, and it never uses your images to train one. Uploaded images and results are deleted after 30 days.
