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Transform raster images into scalable vectors
A powerful tool for converting raster images (PNG, JPG, WebP) into scalable SVG vectors. Perfect for designers, developers, and creatives who need crisp, resolution-independent graphics.
The SVG Converter tool transforms your raster images into scalable vector graphics. Unlike pixel-based images, SVG files remain crisp at any size, making them ideal for logos, icons, illustrations, and responsive designs.
Tip: For best results, use high-contrast images with clear edges. Complex photographs may not convert as cleanly as simple graphics.
The tool supports multiple methods for uploading your images, making it easy to get started regardless of your preference.
Simply drag your image file from your computer and drop it onto the upload area. The dashed border will highlight when you're dragging a valid file.
Click anywhere on the upload area to open your file browser and select an image manually.
Note: Maximum file size is 10MB. For optimal conversion results, use images with clear edges and good contrast.
Fine-tune your conversion with these powerful options to get the perfect SVG output.
Controls how much detail is preserved during vectorization. Higher values capture more intricate details but may increase file size.
Simplified paths, smaller files, best for icons and simple shapes
Balanced detail and size, good for most graphics
Maximum detail, larger files, best for complex illustrations
Choose how colors are handled in the output SVG.
Preserves all colors from the original image. Best for photographs and colorful graphics.
Reduces colors to a simplified palette. Good for graphics with limited colors and smaller file sizes.
Converts to single-color (black) output. Perfect for icons, logos, and line art.
Controls the amount of smoothing applied to edges. Higher values create smoother, more rounded edges, while lower values preserve sharp edges.
Preserves sharp edges, best for pixel art and technical drawings
Creates smooth, organic curves, ideal for logos and illustrations
After conversion, you can preview and compare your SVG with the original image using the interactive preview panel.
View original and converted images side by side for easy comparison. Both panels can be zoomed independently.
Switch between original and SVG views with a single click. Useful for focused examination of the converted result.
Use zoom buttons or keyboard shortcuts to zoom from 50% to 200%
Reset zoom to 100% with the maximize button
Click and drag to pan around zoomed images
Free memory button appears when memory usage is high
Once your image is converted, you can export it in multiple ways.
Download the converted SVG file to your computer. The filename will be based on the original file name with a "-compressed" suffix if compression is enabled.
Copy the SVG code directly to your clipboard. This is useful for pasting into code editors, HTML files, or design tools.
A live preview of the SVG code is displayed, showing the optimized output. You can see the structure and verify the conversion before downloading.
Enable SVG compression to reduce file size while maintaining quality. The tool offers multiple optimization options.
Controls decimal places for coordinate values. Lower precision = smaller files. Range: 0-4 decimal places.
Strips XML comments from the SVG output for cleaner code.
Removes XML metadata tags that may contain editor information.
Minifies color values (e.g., #ffffff → #fff) for smaller file size.
Result: After compression, you will see a summary showing original size, compressed size, and the percentage reduction achieved.
Convert logos to SVG for infinite scalability. Use monochrome mode for single-color logos and full color for full-color brand marks.
Create resolution-independent icons for web and mobile apps. Use low detail level and monochrome mode for clean, lightweight icon sets.
Convert hand-drawn or digital illustrations to vector format. Use high detail level and full color mode for complex artwork.
Transform chart screenshots and diagrams into editable vectors. Use medium detail level and simplified palette for clean results.
Prepare graphics for large format printing. SVG ensures crisp output at any size without pixelation.
Use SVG for responsive graphics that scale perfectly across all screen sizes and device resolutions.
Note: Vectorization works best with images that have clear edges and good contrast. Photos with subtle gradients and complex textures may not convert as cleanly as simple graphics.