Image to Vector — Raster to SVG Converter
Turn any PNG, JPG or WebP into a clean, scalable SVG vector. Powered by the VTracer engine running entirely in your browser — no upload, no watermark, unlimited.
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How to Convert an Image to Vector
Add your image
Drop a PNG, JPG or WebP into the upload area, or click to browse. One image is traced at a time for the best result.
Tip: logos, icons, illustrations and text vectorize the cleanest.
Tune the settings
Pick a preset, then adjust color detail, corner detail and noise removal until the preview looks right.
Tip: lower color detail for flat logos, raise it for photos and gradients.
Download the vector
Press Vectorize, then download the SVG — or grab a transparent PNG and copy the raw SVG code.
Tip: SVGs scale to any size without losing quality, perfect for print and web.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is image to vector conversion?
It traces a raster image (pixels) into mathematical paths, producing an SVG file that stays sharp at any size. We use the VTracer engine, the same technology behind many professional tracers.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. The VTracer engine runs as WebAssembly inside your browser. Your picture is processed on your device and never leaves it.
Which images vectorize best?
Logos, icons, illustrations, line art, screenshots and text convert beautifully. Continuous-tone photos also work but produce more paths — lower the color detail to keep the file small.
What's the difference between Smooth, Polygon and Pixel?
Smooth fits bezier curves for organic shapes, Polygon keeps straight-edged facets for a low-poly look, and Pixel keeps hard blocky edges for pixel art and retro graphics.
Can I edit the SVG afterwards?
Yes. SVGs open in Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape, Affinity and any modern design tool, where you can edit individual paths and colours.
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Convert any image to a clean, scalable SVG in seconds — free, private, and unlimited.
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