LogoLab

logolab

Turn an image into a clean SVG and a complete app-icon set — from your coding agent, on your machine.

An MCP server wrapping the vectorizer and icon exporter from LogoLab. A model generates a 1024px PNG with soft edges and a JPEG-ish halo; something has to turn that into a favicon that is still legible at 16px. Doing it by hand means a raster upscale and a blurry icon. This runs a real trace — region segmentation and curve fitting, not an image embed — so the result scales.

Nothing is uploaded. It is a stdio server: your agent starts it as a child process, it reads and writes files on your disk, and it never opens a socket.

Install

claude mcp add logolab -- npx -y logolab       # Claude Code

Or let it write the config itself, in whichever project should get the icons:

npx -y logolab install                   # .mcp.json here (Claude Code)

npx -y logolab install --scope user # every project npx -y logolab install --client cursor # .cursor/mcp.json npx -y logolab install --client vscode # .vscode/mcp.json npx -y logolab install --client print # print the JSON, change nothing

Any other client wants the usual three facts:

{ "mcpServers": { "logolab": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "logolab"] } } }

Then ask your agent: *"trace icon.png and export a PWA icon set into public/"*.

…or as a skill

No server at all: an Agent Skill that runs this package's CLI.

/plugin install logolab --marketplace Blaxzter/LogoLab   # Claude Code plugin

npx -y logolab install --skill # .claude/skills/logolab/ (--scope user: every project) npx -y logolab install --skills-dir # any agent that reads skills from a folder

The CLI it drives is usable by hand as well:

npx -y logolab tools                      # the tools, or `tools <name>` for one tool's inputs

npx -y logolab call trace_icon image=icon.png strokes=true

Tools

Presets: pwa, favicon, web, tauri, electron, android, ios, extension.

Try it without a client

npx -y logolab try ./icon.png ./out

Notes

• Node ≥ 22.18 is required.
• WebP inputs need the optional sharp decoder, which is an *optional peer* and is not installed by default — it pulls a platform-specific libvips binary that dwarfs the rest of the server. Run npm install sharp if you need it, or convert to PNG. Every other format (PNG, JPEG, GIF, BMP, SVG) works out of the box.
• Relative paths in a tool call resolve against your agent's working directory, not this package — so ./public/ means the project you are working on.

MIT © Frederic Abraham