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Image to SVG Converter | Free Raster to Vector
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) conversion turns raster images like JPG and PNG into vector format that stays sharp at any size. This is essential for logos, icons, illustrations, and line art used on the web or in print. This tool auto-traces images into SVG paths right in the browser, with black-and-white, line art, and color modes plus threshold control.
How to use
Set mode
Choose a mode (B&W / Line Art / Color) and adjust options.
Download SVG
Click Convert to SVG and download the result.
When to use this tool
Vector conversion is the most reliable way to keep logos and icons crisp on any screen.
Converting a bitmap logo to SVG for crisp display on websites
Turning hand-drawn sketches or line art into digital vectors
Preparing icons or illustrations for clean output at any size
SVG Conversion Mode Guide
Different image types work best with different modes.
| B&W: 2-color conversion based on threshold. Best for logos, stamps, signatures |
| Line Art: Similar to B&W but preserves stroke width. Best for sketches, comics |
| Color (Detailed): Up to 32-color palette. Best for illustrations, posters |
| Color (Simplified): Fewer colors for simplification. Best for icons, symbols |
| Threshold (1–254): Sets the black/white boundary in B&W mode. Default 128 |
| Color count (2–32): Palette size in color modes. Higher = closer to original |
| Noise reduction (0–5): Higher = smoother output with less fine detail |
| SVG file size varies greatly depending on image complexity |
| Simple graphics (logos, icons) produce much better results than photos |
| Scaling images to 1200px or less before conversion speeds up processing |
FAQ
Can I convert photographs to SVG?
Technically yes, but photos generate thousands of paths, resulting in very large files that do not match original quality. This tool works best with simple graphics like logos, icons, and line art.
How can I improve conversion quality?
Increase contrast and clean up the background before converting. In B&W mode, adjust the threshold to find the optimal boundary.
Can I edit the SVG file afterward?
Yes. SVG is an XML-based vector format editable in tools like Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape. You can also edit the code directly in a text editor.
Is my image uploaded to a server?
No. All conversion happens in your browser. Images are never sent to a server, so personal files remain private.
Does it work with transparent PNG?
Yes. PNG transparency is preserved. In color mode, transparent areas appear as empty space in the SVG output.