Convert logos and graphics into cut-ready SVG and DXF

Use Contour Vectorization when you need closed paths around the outer shape, internal details and holes for cutting, scoring, or vector engraving. Use Centerline Vectorization when each visible stroke should become a centerline path and Tonal Line Vectorization for detailed linework derived from photographs and complex images.

Clear, high-contrast logos, badges, icons, decals and graphics with sharp boundaries work best. Use the largest, cleanest source available — preferably PNG — and avoid motion blur, heavy JPEG artifacts, soft shadows and busy backgrounds.

Yes. Laserlinez separates the result into CUT_OUTER for the outer perimeter, CUT_HOLES for internal cutouts and DETAIL for paths you want to score or vector engrave. Assign power, speed and passes to these groups in your laser or CAM software before running the job.

Yes. Adjust contour detail and path simplification in the workspace, then inspect the preview. Keep enough detail to preserve important corners and holes while avoiding unnecessary nodes that create larger files and less-smooth machine motion.

Choose SVG for LightBurn, xTool and design tools that preserve editable groups. Choose DXF for CNC or CAM software and fabrication handoff. Both outputs use the same closed-contour geometry; verify the imported dimensions and layer assignments before production.