Logo to SVG
The logo exists only as a small PNG from an old website, or a JPEG someone pasted into a document. Curvora is built for exactly that: it rebuilds smooth curves, exact corners and flat colours so the mark can go on a sign, a shirt or a business card.
- Pixelated (nearest-neighbour enlarged) logos are collapsed back to their true resolution first
- Corner re-intersection keeps rectangles and wordmarks crisp
- Palette editing: merge, replace or remove colours
- PDF and EPS for printers, DXF for cutting
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Frequently asked
Will the corners of my logo stay sharp?
Corners are detected on the reconstructed contour and preserved as true corner points; the sides are re-intersected so a rectangle comes out as a rectangle, not a rounded blob.
Can I get the logo as PDF or EPS for a printer?
Yes. PDF and EPS exports contain the same vector paths as the SVG — no rasterization.