Convert GIF images into scalable SVG vectors — great for simple, flat-color GIF graphics and icons. We trace the first frame into clean vector paths.
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Your converted SVG will appear here — sharp at any size.
GIF is an older raster format capped at 256 colors per frame, most often used for simple graphics, icons, and short animations. Converting a GIF to SVG turns a flat graphic into a crisp, scalable vector you can resize and edit without losing quality. The animation isn't vectorized — Image2Vector traces a single still frame into real SVG paths.
GIFs are limited to 256 colors, and a GIF's transparent color is flattened onto a white background before tracing. Animated GIFs are traced as a single still frame, not an animated SVG. Flat, simple graphics convert best; busy or photographic GIFs posterize into color regions.
Yes — 1 conversion a day, free, with no sign-up and no watermark. Pro removes the daily limit and adds bulk upload and API access.
We trace a single still frame, not the animation, so the output is a static SVG rather than an animated one.
A GIF's transparent color is flattened onto a white background before tracing, so the SVG has a solid backdrop.
Simple, flat-color graphics, icons, badges, and line art trace cleanly. Photographic or noisy GIFs are posterized into color regions.
GIF is a raster format made of fixed pixels and capped at 256 colors. SVG is a vector format defined by math, so it stays sharp at any size with no color limit.