PNG to SVG – Turn images into clean vectors

Blurry logo, scanned sketch or pixel art in; sharp, editable SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF out. True curves, crisp corners, perfect circles, no gaps between colours.

or drop or paste it here · PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP

Or try a sample

Sub-pixel accurate edges
Real lines, arcs and circles
Edit, merge or drop colours
Single-line paths for cutters

Free tool · everything stays on your device · Foto Jocković, Belgrade

A free PNG to SVG converter that turns images into clean vectors: logos, icons, drawings, pixel art and photos become sharp, editable SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF with true curves, crisp corners and no gaps between colours.

How to convert an image to a vector

Choose a PNG, JPG or other image, or try a sample.
The best mode is picked for you: logo, photo, line art, engraving, pixel art or single-line strokes. Switch it at the bottom if you like.
Compare the result with the original, or view the paths and their points.
Download SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF.

Private: nothing is uploaded

The tracing runs on your device. No image is uploaded anywhere.

Frequently asked questions

Is the PNG to SVG converter free?

Yes, free and without sign-up.

Does it work with JPG too?

Yes. JPG files are even cleaned with their own compression tables before tracing.

Will there be gaps between colours?

No. Neighbouring shapes share exactly the same edge, so there are no gaps and no overlaps.

Are colours exact?

Yes. Each colour is measured inside its shape, away from blurred edges; colour ramps become real gradients.

Can I use the file for laser cutting or a plotter?

Yes, download DXF or SVG; lines of even width can stay strokes.

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Detail

Smoothness

Corners

Geometric shapesStraight lines, true arcs and circles, level edges

Symmetry

Tidy geometry

Repeated shapesLetters and icons that repeat are traced once, from all copies together

Fine-tune edgesCompares the vectors with your image and nudges every point closer

ShapesStacked: no gaps anywhere. Cut-out: shapes never overlap.

Sharpen textAIRedraws small, blurry or JPEG-damaged text and edges at twice the size before tracing. Runs on your device; the first use downloads about 15 MB.

GradientsColour ramps become real linear or radial gradients, in every format

Lines as strokesLines, rings and swooshes of even width become one path with a stroke width

Clean up noiseFor scans, photos and compressed JPGs

Language

How it works

Choose an image. The tool picks the best mode itself: logo, photo, line art, engraving, pixel art or single-line strokes. You can switch mode at the bottom.
Colours are found in a perceptual colour space; the soft in-between pixels at edges are recognised as anti-aliasing, so they never turn into extra colours or thin halos.
Each edge is placed with sub-pixel accuracy from the shading of the pixels along it, then fitted with straight lines, circular arcs and smooth curves. Corners stay sharp.
Repeated letters and icons are traced once from all their copies, symmetric designs come out exactly symmetric, JPEG files are cleaned with their own compression tables, and finally the outlines are fine-tuned by comparing a rendering with your image.
Colours come out exact: each one is measured inside its shape, away from blurred edges and compression noise. Colour ramps become real gradients (linear, radial or elliptical, with as many stops as needed), see-through areas keep their opacity, and lines of even width can stay strokes.
Neighbouring shapes share exactly the same edge, so there are no gaps and no overlaps between colours.
Pinch or scroll to zoom, drag to move. Compare shows the original under a slider; Outline shows the paths.
Large images are traced at a reduced size for speed; you can trace at full size from the message at the top.

Everything happens on your device. No image is uploaded anywhere.

Tracing engine: our own, written in Rust and running as WebAssembly. Sample painting: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Open Access (CC0). Credits and licences