SVG Logo Editor
A vector editor that lives next to the generator. Recolour, restructure and clean up a logo's paths in the browser, then export SVG or PNG — no round trip through desktop software to change one fill.
Why edit in the browser at all
Most AI logo tools hand you a file and end the conversation there. If the mark is nearly right — the shape works but the blue is wrong, or one path has a stray node — you are opening a separate application to fix a thirty-second problem.
Keeping the editor in the same place as the generator makes that loop short, and the file you export is the file you were just looking at. It is a focused editor for logos rather than a general illustration tool: the operations it exposes are the ones a mark actually needs.
What you can change
Live colour editing
Select any shape and change its fill or stroke, rendered immediately. This is how you produce the one-colour and reversed versions a brand needs alongside the primary mark.
Layer management
Reorder, isolate, hide or delete individual elements. Generated marks sometimes carry a redundant background rectangle or a duplicated path — this is where it goes.
Path and shape editing
Work on the underlying geometry rather than pixels: tighten a join, straighten an edge, nudge one letter of a monogram relative to the other.
Export options
SVG for production, PNG for slides and mockups. The SVG opens in Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape or any browser.
How it works
- 1
Generate or import a logo
Edit any logo generated here, or bring your own raster image and vectorise it first (1 credit).
- 2
Open it in the editor
The mark loads as editable layers and paths — not a flattened image inside an SVG wrapper.
- 3
Adjust colours, layers and geometry
Make the specific fixes a logo needs: a colour variant, a removed artefact, a tightened lockup.
- 4
Export
SVG and PNG, with full commercial usage rights on every plan.
Who it's for
Designers finishing a mark
Handle the last 10% — colour variants, cleanup, small geometry fixes — without leaving the tab the logo was made in.
Teams without a designer
Make a safe, reversible change to an existing logo — a monochrome version, a seasonal colourway — without buying vector software.
Agencies preparing handoff
Produce the full set of colour and lockup variants a client's brand kit needs, exported as clean SVG.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a paid plan to use the editor?
- No. The editor is available on every plan, including the free one with 12 monthly credits. Credits pay for generating and vectorising logos, not for editing them.
- Can I edit a logo I didn't generate here?
- Yes, indirectly. Upload a raster image and vectorise it (1 credit) — that produces an SVG with editable paths, which opens in the editor. How clean the result is depends on the source image.
- What file formats can I export?
- SVG and PNG. SVG is what you hand to a printer or a developer; PNG is for slide decks, mockups and anywhere that won't take a vector.
- Is the SVG a real vector file?
- Yes — actual paths and shapes, editable in any vector application. It is not a bitmap wrapped in SVG markup, which is a common shortcut elsewhere.
- Can I animate a logo?
- Animated SVG export is supported for finished logos, and there is more on where that is heading in the roadmap post.
- Will editing overwrite my other variants?
- No. Edits are saved to the logo you opened, and generated variants keep their own lineage — refining one direction never overwrites the others from the same brief.
Need a logo to edit first? Start with the AI logo generator or the monogram generator, or see pricing.