Next-Gen High-Fidelity Vector Engine

Raster Images into SVG

Vectorize PNG, JPG, WEBP, and JPEG images to crisp, infinite-resolution SVG graphics with zero pixelation and smooth cubic Bézier curves.

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Supports PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP & BMP (Ctrl+V to paste from clipboard)

100% Client-Side Private High-Fidelity Bézier Curves
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16 Colors
More colors = higher precision
1.0
Lower = sharper detail, Higher = smoother
2 px
Filters tiny isolated pixel artifacts
128
For monochrome / silhouette mode
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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about vectorization and SVG technology

Our converter uses high-precision raster-to-vector contour tracing with color clustering, marching squares boundary algorithms, and cubic Bézier smoothing. It traces seamless vector paths from your pixels with infinite scalability.
You can upload all major image file formats, including PNG (with transparency support), JPG, JPEG, WEBP, and BMP. You can also paste screenshots directly from your clipboard using Ctrl + V.
Yes, 100%! All conversion computations occur locally inside your own web browser's HTML5 Canvas sandbox. Your images are never sent or stored on any remote cloud server, ensuring zero data leakage and maximum privacy.
Yes! Simply select the "Full Color" or "High Fidelity" preset. You can adjust the color quantization slider between 2 to 48 colors to capture gradients, fine shading, and layered color palettes.
Choose the "B&W Silhouette" or "Line Art" preset and tune the B&W Cutoff Threshold slider. This gives crisp black and white vector outlines ideal for logos, stamps, laser engraving, vinyl cutting (Cricut), and screen printing.
Yes, it is 100% free with no hidden paywalls, no signup required, and no conversion limits. If you love the tool and want to support our open developer infrastructure, feel free to use the Support Us donation button!
The downloaded `.svg` files follow standard W3C XML specifications. You can open and edit path nodes directly in Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, CorelDraw, Affinity Designer, or code editors like VS Code.
To create smaller SVG files, reduce the Colors slider (e.g., 4 to 8 colors), increase the Curve Smoothness to simplify Bézier paths, and raise the Noise Filter to discard minuscule stray dots.

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