How to Convert Handwriting to Vector (Signatures, Calligraphy & More)
Transform your handwriting, signatures, or calligraphy into clean vector graphics. Perfect for logos, branding, and personal projects.

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Sarah brings 6 years of design experience from agencies like IDEO and Frog Design. She specializes in visual design systems and brand optimization.
Handwritten elements add a personal, authentic touch to designs. Learn how to convert your handwriting, signature, or calligraphy into scalable vector format.
Why Vectorize Handwriting?
- Create signature logos — Use your actual signature as a logo
- Preserve calligraphy — Scale beautiful lettering infinitely
- Personal branding — Unique, authentic brand elements
- Digital signatures — Professional document signing
Step 1: Capture Your Handwriting
For best results:
- Write on plain white paper with a black pen
- Use thick, bold strokes (fine lines don't vectorize well)
- Scan at 300+ DPI or photograph in good lighting
- Ensure high contrast between ink and paper
Step 2: Clean Up the Image
Before vectorizing:
- Increase contrast to make strokes darker
- Remove any background noise or shadows
- Crop tightly around the handwriting
Step 3: Vectorize
Upload your cleaned image to VectoSolve. The AI will trace the handwriting while preserving the natural flow and character of your writing.
Tips for Best Results
- Avoid very thin or delicate strokes
- Multiple passes might be needed for complex calligraphy
- Review anchor points and smooth if needed
Use Cases
- Author signatures — For book covers and merchandise
- Wedding invitations — Custom calligraphy elements
- Brand logos — Handwritten business names
- Certificate signatures — Professional documents
Conclusion
Converting handwriting to vector opens up creative possibilities for personal and professional projects. Try VectoSolve to vectorize your handwriting in seconds.