Convert
Image to vector
Trace JPG or PNG artwork into editable vector paths. Flat graphics and logos produce the cleanest results.
Convert
Convert an image to vector
Trace a JPG or PNG logo or drawing into SVG, EPS or vector PDF paths you can scale and edit. Colour or black and white, three detail levels. Free.
200 MB per fileUp to 200 MB per jobNo account required
Ephemeral by designEach job gets an isolated temporary folder that is removed after its response completes.
Safer processingFile signatures, page counts, dimensions, output sizes, and processing time are constrained.
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About this tool
Turn a flat image into real vector paths. Logos, line art, lettering and simple illustrations trace well; photographs do not, because tracing works by finding edges between areas of colour. Choose colour tracing to keep the artwork's colours, or black and white for line drawings and stencils, and pick a detail level to balance accuracy against the number of paths.
Export as SVG for the web and most design software, EPS for CorelDRAW and print, or a vector PDF.
How to use it
- Drop a JPG or PNG. Higher-contrast, sharper images give cleaner paths.
- Choose colour or black and white, and a detail level. Balanced is a good start.
- Pick SVG, EPS or PDF and click the button.
Questions
Which images vectorise well?
Logos, icons, calligraphy, line drawings and flat graphics. Photos and images with gradients produce large, messy results.
Can I edit the result?
Yes. The output is ordinary vector paths that open in Inkscape, Illustrator, CorelDRAW and Affinity Designer.
Why is there a white background shape in my SVG?
The tracer treats the background as a colour area. Delete that outer shape in your editor if you want transparency.