Image to SVG Converter

Turn a PNG or JPG into clean, scalable SVG vectors right in your browser. Choose how much detail and how many colors to keep, then download or copy the result. Free, private, and 100% client-side.

Why Use This Image to SVG Converter

Infinitely Scalable

SVG vectors stay razor sharp at any size, so your logo or icon looks crisp from a favicon to a billboard.

Detail and Color Presets

Dial in low, medium, or high detail and choose 2 to 32 colors to balance fidelity against file size for your use case.

Best for Logos and Icons

Flat artwork, logos, icons, and simple illustrations trace cleanly into editable paths you can recolor in any vector editor.

100% Private

Tracing runs entirely in your browser with the canvas API. Your image is never uploaded to a server.

Download or Copy

Save a ready-to-use SVG file or copy the markup directly into your HTML, React, or design tool.

Free and Unlimited

No signup, no credits, no watermark. Vectorize as many images to SVG as you want, as often as you want.

How to Convert an Image to SVG

1

Upload your image

Drag and drop a PNG or JPG, or click to browse. WebP, GIF, and BMP work too, and nothing leaves your device.

2

Choose detail and colors

Pick a detail level for how closely the trace follows the original, and a color count from 2 for flat logos up to 32 for richer images.

3

Vectorize the image

Click Vectorize to SVG and the tool traces your image into scalable vector paths instantly in the browser.

4

Download or copy

Save the SVG file to your device or copy the code straight into your editor, ready to scale to any size without losing quality.

Choose The Right Tool

Why this page exists

Use image to SVG when you need to turn a raster logo, icon, or illustration into clean, infinitely scalable vector paths you can edit and resize without quality loss.

Best for

  • Tracing logos, icons, and badges into editable SVG paths
  • Recreating flat artwork as a resolution-independent vector
  • Turning a small PNG or JPG into crisp art for print and large screens

Image to SVG FAQ

Upload a PNG or JPG, choose a detail level and a color count, then click Vectorize to SVG. The tool traces your image into vector paths instantly in your browser, and you can download the SVG file or copy the code.

Flat artwork like logos, icons, badges, and simple illustrations vectorize cleanly. Detailed photographs can be traced too, but they produce larger files and a more stylized, poster-like result rather than a pixel-perfect copy.

Low detail smooths shapes and keeps fewer paths for a small, clean SVG. High detail keeps almost every node so the trace hugs the original more closely, at the cost of a larger file. Medium is a balanced default.

Use 2 colors for a black-and-white logo or stencil look, 8 to 16 for typical logos and illustrations, and 32 when you want the trace to stay closer to a colorful image. Fewer colors always means a smaller, simpler SVG.

No. The image is decoded and traced entirely on your device using the browser canvas. Nothing is sent anywhere, which makes this safe for confidential logos and brand assets.

Yes. The output is standard SVG markup made of editable paths, so you can open it in any vector editor or paste the code into your project and recolor, resize, or animate it freely.

Image to SVG Converter

Turn a PNG or JPG into clean, scalable SVG vectors right in your browser. Choose how much detail and how many colors to keep, then download or copy the result. Free, private, and 100% client-side.