Turn PNG images into clean, scalable SVG vectors — perfect for logos, icons, and cut files that need to resize without losing quality.
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Your converted SVG will appear here — sharp at any size.
A PNG is a raster image: a fixed grid of pixels. Enlarge it and the edges blur and pixelate. An SVG is a vector: shapes described by math that stay razor-sharp at any size, from a favicon to a billboard. Image2Vector traces your PNG into real, full-color SVG paths in seconds — not a PNG quietly embedded inside an SVG wrapper, which some "converters" hand you.
Flat-color PNGs — logos, icons, line art — convert cleanly. Detailed photographs are posterized into color regions; use the Photo preset for the most detail, or expect a stylized look. Transparent areas are flattened onto a white background before tracing.
Yes — 1 conversion a day, free, with no sign-up and no watermark on the output. Pro removes the daily limit and adds bulk upload and API access.
Transparent areas of a PNG are flattened onto a white background before tracing, so the SVG has a solid backdrop rather than an alpha channel.
Flat-color PNGs such as logos, icons, and illustrations trace cleanly. Photographs are posterized into color regions — use the Photo preset for the most detail, or expect a stylized result.
Your PNG is converted on the fly to generate the SVG and isn't kept afterwards. Only an anonymous daily count is stored to manage the free tier.
PNG is a raster format made of fixed pixels, so it blurs when enlarged. SVG is a vector format defined by math, so it stays sharp at any size and is usually smaller for flat graphics.