Free image to SVG converter that works in your browser. Drop any PNG, JPG, or BMP and get a clean, scalable vector. No upload, no signup, completely private.
Quantize colors, blur, and boost contrast for clean cartoon-style vectors.
For anyone who needs a quick, format-agnostic way to turn a raster image into an editable vector — designers, teachers, makers, and developers building icon sets.
Whatever raster format you have — PNG, JPG, BMP, or GIF — this tool turns it into a scalable SVG without sending a single byte to a server; everything runs on your own machine in the browser. Vectorizing 'any image' means balancing detail against file size, so we ship a sensible middle-ground preset: numColors at 16 to preserve color variety without exploding the path count, a low pathomit so genuine small details survive, and tight ltres and qtres values that keep both straight lines and curves accurate. From there you can steer the result: lower numColors for flat graphics and logos, raise it toward 32 for photographic detail, or flip on Cartoon Mode to posterize a busy image into clean, poster-like color blocks before tracing. The SVG you get scales infinitely with no pixelation, so the same file works as a tiny UI icon or a wall-sized print. Because the math runs locally, large images convert quickly and your originals never leave your device.
For anyone who needs a quick, format-agnostic way to turn a raster image into an editable vector — designers, teachers, makers, and developers building icon sets.
Whatever raster format you have — PNG, JPG, BMP, or GIF — this tool turns it into a scalable SVG without sending a single byte to a server; everything runs on your own machine in the browser. Vectorizing 'any image' means balancing detail against file size, so we ship a sensible middle-ground preset: numColors at 16 to preserve color variety without exploding the path count, a low pathomit so genuine small details survive, and tight ltres and qtres values that keep both straight lines and curves accurate. From there you can steer the result: lower numColors for flat graphics and logos, raise it toward 32 for photographic detail, or flip on Cartoon Mode to posterize a busy image into clean, poster-like color blocks before tracing. The SVG you get scales infinitely with no pixelation, so the same file works as a tiny UI icon or a wall-sized print. Because the math runs locally, large images convert quickly and your originals never leave your device.