Image to SVG Converter
Trace a PNG or JPG into a scalable SVG, entirely in your browser. This works by vectorizing your image into flat color regions — it's not the same as a hand-drawn vector, and works best on logos, icons, and simple illustrations rather than detailed photos.
Click to upload or drag and drop
PNG, JPG, or WebP — best results with simple, flat-color images
How this differs from a real vector drawing
A designer drawing a logo in vector software places clean, deliberate shapes by hand. This tool instead traces your existing raster image: it groups pixels into a limited number of flat color regions and converts each region's outline into an SVG path. That makes it useful for scaling up a simple logo or icon without a source vector file available — but it will not recover detail, gradients, or texture a photo has that flat color regions can't represent.
Getting a cleaner result
Simple, high-contrast images with few flat colors — logos, icons, line art — trace far more cleanly than photos. If the result looks blotchy, try a lower detail level or start from a simpler source image.
Frequently asked questions
Does this give me a real, editable vector like a designer would draw?
No — this traces the shapes and color regions in your raster image into SVG paths (vectorization), which is different from an artist manually drawing clean vector shapes. It works best on simple images like logos, icons, and flat illustrations, not detailed photos.
Why does my photo look blotchy or lose detail as an SVG?
Tracing works by grouping pixels into a limited number of flat color regions, so fine detail, gradients, and photographic textures get simplified or lost. Fewer colors and simpler source images produce cleaner results.
Is my image uploaded anywhere?
No — tracing runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript. The image is never sent to a server.