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AI Fashion: The New Black AI now turns an image into a real SVG file

Published 18 September 2026

A logo drawn as a PNG, an illustration made in the studio, a print you want on a label at any size. The New Black AI now turns the picture into a real SVG file, made of colour shapes rather than pixels.

Editorial fashion photograph generated with The New Black AI

What Vectorize Image does

The result is a true vector: it scales to a business card or a shop window without a blur, and every shape opens as an editable object in Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape. One image in, one SVG out, one credit.

There are two vectorizations in the studio, and they do different jobs. Sketch to SVG traces lines, one path per stroke, for a technical flat that goes into a tech pack. Vectorize Image traces surfaces, one shape per colour area, for everything that is a picture rather than a drawing. Both now download as a real .svg file that opens in any vector tool.

How it works

1. Upload the image: a logo, an illustration, a print, a badge, lettering. The picture is the whole request; there is nothing to write. 2. Generate. The SVG comes back in your studio grid, with the shape of the original. 3. Download and open it in your vector tool: every colour area is its own editable shape.

What vectorizes well

Anything with flat colours and clear edges: logos, illustrations, prints, badges, lettering. Photographs and soft gradients come back as many small shapes, faithful but heavy; for those, keep the raster.

Why it matters for a brand

A logo made in the studio can go on a label, a hang tag, a shop front and an embroidery file from the same source. A print designed as an image becomes a file a textile printer can scale. And a technical sketch becomes lines a pattern maker can edit.

Details on the Vectorize Image feature page.

Frequently asked questions

Is it a real SVG or an image inside an SVG?+

A real SVG: colour shapes, each one an editable object.

Which tools open it?+

Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape, and any tool that reads SVG.

What does it cost?+

One credit per image.