About Image2Vector

Who makes Image2Vector?

Image2Vector is made by Adee Labs, an independent product studio. Adee Labs also makes SuperMailOS, SuperSplit and SuperDiffs.

Questions, bug reports and refund requests: support@image2vector.app.

What does Image2Vector do?

It traces PNG, JPG, WebP and GIF images into SVG files made of vector paths. You choose Color or Black & White, one of four presets (Logo, Icon, Photo, Sketch) and, if you like, the Filter Speckle, Corner Threshold and Path Precision settings, then preview the result and download it.

• Free: 1 conversion a day, with no account and no watermark. Re-tracing the same image with new settings counts as another conversion.
• Pro: $9.99 a month or $79 a year for unlimited conversions, PDF, EPS and DXF export, and an API key. See pricing.
• Limits: up to 20 megapixels per image, one image at a time (no bulk upload), and animated GIFs are traced as a single frame.

How does the conversion work?

The converter groups neighbouring pixels of similar colour into regions, fits straight lines and curves around each region's outline, and writes them out as SVG <path> elements. The result is real vector geometry: no bitmap is embedded in the file.

Two consequences are worth knowing. Transparent areas are flattened onto white before tracing, so a Color-mode SVG includes a white background shape. And photos, which contain thousands of small colour regions, come out posterized rather than photographic. Flat graphics such as logos, icons, clip art and line art trace best. How to fix a traced SVG shows what each setting does, measured on test images.

What happens to the images I upload?

• On this website, your image is converted in memory on our server and the SVG is sent back. We don't store the image. We log basic details of each conversion — IP address, file type, colour mode, whether it worked and how long it took — to enforce the daily free limit. The site also uses PostHog analytics. Details are in the privacy policy.
• In the Figma plugin, the image you select is sent to Image2Vector's plugin server for tracing, and that server caches uploaded images in cloud storage.

Where can I use it?

• In a browser: the converter works on any device, with nothing to install.
• In Figma: the Image2Vector plugin traces a selected image and places the vector in your file. It includes one free credit, then offers a one-time lifetime license inside the plugin. See how to vectorize an image in Figma for how it compares with Figma's built-in Vectorize.