Select Image File
Click "Browse" to choose a PNG/JPG/GIF image or drag it into the box above.
Convert bitmap images to scalable SVG vectors with adjustable detail and smoothing.
Click "Browse" to choose a PNG/JPG/GIF image or drag it into the box above.
Click the "Convert" button. The image will be vectorized into an SVG (client-side).
When conversion finishes, click "Download" to save the SVG vector to your device.
We have not finished verifying how this tool processes your files, so this page does not claim that processing stays on your device.
No. All image processing and vector conversion happens locally in your browser. Images never leave your device.
PNG, JPG/JPEG, and GIF images are supported. The tool traces bitmap pixels into scalable vector paths.
It approximates the original using vector shapes and colors. Simple graphics work best; complex photos may lose fine details in the conversion.
Yes. Adjust color count, smoothing, and path simplification to balance file size with visual accuracy. Preview before downloading.
SVGs are infinitely scalable, smaller for simple graphics, and editable with code or design tools. Perfect for logos and icons.
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An SVG file is a Scalable Vector Graphics image. SVG is an XML-based vector format commonly used for logos, icons, illustrations, diagrams, and web graphics. Unlike raster images, SVG graphics can scale up or down without losing sharpness.
SVG files can contain shapes, paths, text, gradients, styles, metadata, and references to other assets. Because SVG is XML-based and can include scripts or external references, browser-based converters should sanitize SVG content before rendering or exporting it.
MIME: image/svg+xml