Free PNG to SVG converter made for Cricut Design Space. Get clean, cut-ready vector paths with no upload and no watermark. 100% private, right in your browser.
Quantize colors, blur, and boost contrast for clean cartoon-style vectors.
For Cricut crafters and small Etsy shop owners who downloaded a PNG graphic and need a true SVG that imports into Cricut Design Space as a clean cut path.
Cricut Design Space cuts vector paths, not pixels, so a PNG has to become a proper SVG before your machine can weed and cut it. This converter does that entirely in your browser — your design is never uploaded, which matters when you are working with paid or licensed cut files. For Cricut work, simpler is better: we default numColors to a low 6 so the trace produces a handful of clean, cuttable layers instead of a tangle of near-duplicate shades that would confuse Design Space. A slightly higher pathomit removes the tiny stray islands that create annoying weeding nightmares, while tight ltres and qtres keep the actual cut lines smooth so your blade follows a clean contour. The result imports as distinct color layers you can resize, weld, or slice. For single-color vinyl decals, drop numColors to 2; for layered paper or multi-color HTV projects, nudge it up so each color you plan to cut lands on its own path.
For Cricut crafters and small Etsy shop owners who downloaded a PNG graphic and need a true SVG that imports into Cricut Design Space as a clean cut path.
Cricut Design Space cuts vector paths, not pixels, so a PNG has to become a proper SVG before your machine can weed and cut it. This converter does that entirely in your browser — your design is never uploaded, which matters when you are working with paid or licensed cut files. For Cricut work, simpler is better: we default numColors to a low 6 so the trace produces a handful of clean, cuttable layers instead of a tangle of near-duplicate shades that would confuse Design Space. A slightly higher pathomit removes the tiny stray islands that create annoying weeding nightmares, while tight ltres and qtres keep the actual cut lines smooth so your blade follows a clean contour. The result imports as distinct color layers you can resize, weld, or slice. For single-color vinyl decals, drop numColors to 2; for layered paper or multi-color HTV projects, nudge it up so each color you plan to cut lands on its own path.