Vectorpress

Vectorpress traces raster images into vectors with far fewer anchor points than classic auto-trace, so the result is something a designer can actually edit. It recognizes straight lines, true circles and repeated shapes, and it keeps a separate layer for each color region.

Sign makers, print shops and designers who inherit a blurry JPEG logo from a client will save the most time. You can nudge the output toward geometric or hand-drawn character with a single slider. Photographs and detailed illustrations are out of scope; it is built for marks, icons and line drawings, and gradients are flattened into solid fills.