Vectorize a raster image (PNG, JPG) into a scalable SVG by tracing it, entirely in your browser.
How to use the Image to SVG
Choose an image, ideally a logo or flat graphic.
Set how many colors to trace, then vectorize.
Compare the result and download the SVG.
An image to SVG vectorizer that traces a raster image (PNG or JPG) into scalable vector paths in your browser, with a color control and a side-by-side preview so you can see the result before downloading.
Raster images are made of pixels and blur when enlarged; SVG is made of shapes and stays sharp at any size. Tracing converts the pixels into shapes, which is ideal for turning a logo or icon into a clean, scalable SVG.
Everything runs locally in your browser, so your image never leaves your device.
It is important to know this is tracing, not a true reverse of SVG to PNG. The tool re-draws the image as vector shapes by following areas of color; it cannot recover an original SVG that was never there.
Tracing suits logos, icons and line art with flat areas of color, and not photographs. A photo has continuous tones that trace into thousands of shapes, so it ends up posterized and the file becomes large.
The color control sets how many colors the tracer reduces the image to. Fewer colors give a simpler, smaller SVG; more colors keep detail at the cost of file size, so you can tune the balance for your image.
Frequently asked questions
No. The tracing runs entirely in your browser, so your image never leaves your device.
Vectorizing turns areas of color into shapes, which suits logos and line art. Photographs have continuous tones that trace into thousands of shapes, so they look posterized and the file gets large.
It sets how many colors the tracer reduces the image to. Fewer colors give a simpler, smaller SVG; more colors keep detail at the cost of size.
When you have a logo, icon or piece of line art as a pixel image and need it to scale crisply, for print, large displays or favicons. Photographs are not good candidates.
Common raster formats such as PNG and JPG. The tool reads the pixels and traces them into vector paths regardless of the original source.
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