Use Case
Built for designers and bloggers who have a JPG or JPEG saved from a camera or stock site and need a resolution-independent vector version for print, logos, or large banners.
Privacy
JPG files use lossy compression, which leaves soft edges and color noise that naive tracers turn into messy paths. This converter runs entirely in your browser — your JPG is never uploaded to a server — and uses a tightly tuned tracing pass to clean that noise up. We start with a moderate numColors of 16 so subtle JPEG gradients collapse into solid, traceable regions instead of hundreds of near-identical shades, and we keep ltres and qtres low so curved edges stay crisp. A small pathomit removes the stray one-pixel artifacts that JPEG compression scatters around edges. The result is a compact SVG you can scale to any size — a billboard or a favicon — without the blurriness or blockiness JPGs show when enlarged. For flat logos exported as JPG, drop numColors further; for detailed photos, raise it. Everything stays on your device, so even client artwork never leaves your machine.