Choose your image
Original exports beat screenshots: a screenshot adds background, glare and compression. For a logo, use the authorized source file; for a downloaded web asset, make sure it is the full-size icon, not a tiny thumbnail.
How to vectorize an image
Choose a clear logo or drawing, sign in and convert it below. Download the SVG to change its shapes and colors in a drawing app. You do not need Illustrator to do the conversion.
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- Choose a clean source image with clear outlines and separated colors. Logos and flat icons work best; photos and heavy textures do not.
- Keep enough resolution: at least 256 px for a simple mark, more for lettering and small gaps.
- Remove unwanted backgrounds first. Existing transparency is preserved, but an opaque background is traced as artwork.
- Convert and compare the preview at 100% and 400%: check holes, touching color regions and antialiased edges.
- Export the format you need, then open the SVG in your editor to recolor or adjust the paths.
Inspect before using
Zoom to 400% and check internal holes, touching color regions and semi-transparent edges, then compare on light and dark backgrounds. Complex gradients are estimated from pixels, so they may not match the source file exactly.
Do I need Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape to vectorize an image?
No. Illustrator Image Trace and Inkscape Trace Bitmap are capable desktop options, but this converter also traces color regions and curves without installation or subscription. Images and results are not uploaded to the cloud during conversion, and you can export SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF. Free desktop tools such as Inkscape remain useful when you need full manual path editing.
Compare the original and SVG
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What can I convert and download for free?
Sign in to convert one image at a time and download SVG: up to 3 successful conversions per UTC day and 15 per month. PDF, EPS, DXF and batch ZIP downloads require paid access. Public examples can be tried and downloaded without signing in or using your allowance.
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Convert PNG to SVG ↗
Convert a PNG logo or icon to SVG so you can resize it and change its shapes or colors. Transparent areas stay transparent.
Before you download
How do I know the conversion worked?
Open the SVG in Figma, Inkscape or Illustrator and try changing the color of one shape. Compare letters, gaps and curves with the original image. Check it at the size you plan to use: smooth edges can still form the wrong letter or shape.
How it works
Choose an image
Choose a clear logo or drawing. Use the original file if you have it, rather than a small screenshot.
Preview SVG
Sign in and convert. Zoom in to check letters, corners and small gaps against the original.
Download
Download the SVG. Open it in the app where you plan to use it and check that it looks right.
FAQ
Is the SVG really editable?
Yes. Open the SVG in a vector editor such as Figma, Inkscape or Illustrator to change shapes and colors. Letters from the image become shapes: to change a word, type it again in your editor. Some effects may look different between apps.
Will every image look perfect?
No automatic tracer can guarantee perfection. This tool suits icons and logos, not photos. Tiny text, touching shapes, shadows and textures may need manual edits. Try a free preview before buying.
Do you upload my image?
No. Your image and SVG result are not uploaded to the cloud during conversion. Account authorization and quota records use only the necessary usage data. Feedback you choose to submit is uploaded separately.
How long are files kept?
Your images and results stay in this browser for 24 hours. Download them in time, or upload the original again after they expire.