Point Vecspine at a folder of client logos and walk away. Every PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP and TIFF is traced with your saved settings in a single pass — per-file progress, failures logged separately, outputs named to match the originals.
Batch mode snapshots your current trace settings and applies them to an entire folder — the same engine that powers single traces, at folder scale.
Pick an input and output folder. Every supported raster is traced and written beside the originals with matching base filenames.
Mode, max colors, smoothing, corner protection, simplify and despeckle are snapshotted from the Settings panel and applied to every file.
Live per-file progress in the status bar so you always know which file is processing and how many remain.
Unreadable or corrupt files are skipped, left untouched, and listed in a failure log you can re-process individually.
Batch-separate whole folders into spot-color plate sets — one .svg + transparent .png per plate plus a combined press report.
Screen whole folders at true rosette angles (C15 / M75 / Y0 / K45) into 1-bit TIFF film positives or a press-ready PDF.
SVG, PDF, DXF, EPS, HPGL and G-code — the same export targets as single traces, applied across the whole folder.
Batch runs 100% locally. Unreleased client archives never touch a server — ideal for agencies and air-gapped studios.
File → Batch Convert Folder. Point Vecspine at the folder of rasters (PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF).
Choose the output folder. Your current Settings panel is snapshotted and applied to every file in the batch.
Watch per-file progress. Outputs land beside the originals with matching names; failures are logged separately for re-processing.
Anywhere a folder of logos shows up, batch mode turns a day of manual tracing into a coffee break.
Convert a client's entire legacy logo archive to clean vectors in one pass, ready for the redesign.
Batch-separate folders into spot-color plate sets or rosette-angled halftone film positives for the press.
Vectorize hundreds of product marks for catalogs, marketplaces and DAM systems without touching a server.
Solo covers single traces; Studio (3 machines) and Agency (10 machines) unlock batch folder conversion and batch separations. One-time price, no subscription.
There is no hard cap. Batches of 50 logos typically process in well under a minute on modern hardware, with per-file progress and a separate failure log.
Yes. Batch mode snapshots the current Settings panel (mode, max colors, smoothing, corner protection, simplify, despeckle) and applies it to every file in the folder.
Failed files are skipped, left untouched, and listed in a failure log so you can re-process them individually.
Batch folder conversion and batch color separations are included in the Studio and Agency perpetual tiers.
Yes. Everything runs 100% locally — no uploads, no telemetry, no per-export credits.
Yes. Outputs land beside the originals (or in your chosen output folder) with matching base filenames, so archives stay organized.
Point Vecspine at a folder and get a folder of clean vectors back — offline, in one pass.
