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PNG to SVG Converter - Convert PNG to Vector

Convert PNG to SVG online for free. Trace bitmap images to vector graphics. Create scalable graphics.

Drop an image here or click to browse

image/* • Max 50MB

What This Tool Does

Converts PNG raster images to SVG vector format
Traces edges and creates scalable vector paths
Maintains colors and basic shapes
Generates infinitely scalable graphics
Reduces file size for simple graphics
Creates editable vector artwork

How to Use

1
Upload PNG
Select the PNG image you want to convert to SVG
2
Adjust settings
Configure trace sensitivity and color handling
3
Convert to SVG
Process the image to generate vector paths
4
Download SVG
Save the scalable vector graphic file

How it works

Upload PNG

Select the PNG image you want to convert to SVG

Adjust settings

Configure trace sensitivity and color handling

Convert to SVG

Process the image to generate vector paths

Download SVG

Save the scalable vector graphic file

Use Cases

Converting logos to scalable vector format for branding
Creating infinitely resizable icons for web and apps
Preparing graphics for laser cutting or vinyl plotting
Building responsive web graphics that scale perfectly
Converting simple illustrations to editable vectors
Generating print-ready graphics at any resolution

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it work on photographs?

Vector conversion works best on simple graphics, logos, and icons. Photographs become very complex and large SVG files.

Will colors be preserved?

Yes, the conversion attempts to maintain original colors, though some adjustments may occur during path creation.

Can I edit the SVG after conversion?

Yes, SVG files can be edited in vector graphics software like Illustrator, Inkscape, or online SVG editors.

What types of images work best?

Simple graphics with solid colors, clear edges, and minimal gradients produce the best vector conversions.

Will file size be smaller?

For simple graphics, SVG files are often smaller. Complex images with many colors may result in larger SVG files.