Add a picture to get an SVG, or switch to SVG to picture to turn an SVG into a PNG or JPG. Nothing is uploaded.
What vectorizing does
A PNG or JPG is a grid of pixels, so it turns blurry when you make it bigger. An SVG describes the same picture as shapes and curves, so it stays sharp at any size, from a favicon to a billboard. This tool groups the picture into the number of colours you choose, traces the outline of every area and smooths the edges into curves.
Getting a clean result
- Logos, icons, signatures, stamps and line drawings trace best. Photos turn into a poster-like picture with flat areas of colour.
- Choose as few colours as the picture really has. Black and white is ideal for signatures and scanned ink drawings.
- Raise the speck size if the result shows little dots from noise or JPG artefacts.
- Pixel sharp keeps square corners, which suits pixel art. Medium and High round off the steps along curved edges.
SVG to PNG or JPG
Some sites and apps only accept PNG or JPG. Switch to SVG to picture, open an SVG and choose a size in pixels. Because the SVG is drawn fresh at that size, the picture is sharp even at four times its normal size. PNG keeps a transparent background, while JPG is filled with white or a colour you choose.
Private by design
Your picture is read and traced by your browser, and the SVG is made on this device. Nothing is sent to a server, so unreleased logos and signatures stay with you.