Is Vectorizer.AI free?

Partly. Vectorizer.AI's pricing page says you can upload, vectorize and preview as many images as you like without a subscription, and you can download the results for its example images for free. Downloading the result for your own image needs a subscription: the Web App plan is $9.99 a month, billed monthly, with no annual plan listed.

Its API is priced separately. Integration and testing are free; production use is sold as monthly credit packs, from $9.99 for 50 credits up to $4,999.99 for 100,000 credits.

How do Image2Vector, Vectorizer.AI and Vector Magic compare?

Everything in this table comes from each company's own pricing or API page, checked on October 14, 2026. Where a page doesn't say, the table says so.

Image2Vector Vectorizer.AI Vector Magic
Free use 1 conversion a day, SVG download included Unlimited upload and preview; free downloads only for its example images Unlimited upload, vectorize and preview
To download your own result Free (1 a day), or Pro Subscription required Online subscription required
Monthly price $9.99 (Pro) $9.99 (Web App) $5.49 (Online Edition)
Annual or one-time price $79 a year No annual plan listed Desktop Edition: $295 one-time; no annual plan listed
API Included with Pro Separate monthly credit plans, from $9.99 for 50 credits None listed
Output formats SVG on every plan; PDF, EPS and DXF on Pro SVG, PDF, EPS, DXF, PNG (per its API page) SVG, EPS, PDF; more formats in the Desktop Edition
Input formats PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP (per its API page) Not listed on its pricing page
Maximum input size 20 megapixels Not stated on its pricing or API page Not stated; "very large images" listed as a Desktop Edition feature
Batch processing Not available (one image per conversion) Not stated on its pricing page Desktop Edition

Sources: Vectorizer.AI pricing, Vectorizer.AI API, Vector Magic pricing, Image2Vector pricing. Prices in US dollars, checked October 14, 2026.

Is Vector Magic cheaper?

Per month, yes. Vector Magic's Online Edition costs $5.49 a month. That is less than Image2Vector Pro at $9.99 a month, and less than our annual plan, which works out to about $6.58 a month ($79 ÷ 12). If you download vectors every week, don't need an API, and don't mind paying for every download, Vector Magic is the cheaper subscription. Its Desktop Edition is a one-time $295 license.

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Vectorizer.AI alternative FAQ

Is Vectorizer.AI free?

Partly. Vectorizer.AI lets you upload, vectorize and preview as many images as you like, and download results for its example images, for free. Downloading results for your own images needs a subscription: the Web App plan is $9.99 a month (checked October 14, 2026).

How much does Vectorizer.AI cost?

Its Web App plan is $9.99 a month, billed monthly, with no annual plan listed. API plans are sold separately as monthly credit packs, from $9.99 for 50 credits to $4,999.99 for 100,000 credits (checked October 14, 2026).

Is Vector Magic cheaper than Image2Vector?

Per month, yes. Vector Magic's Online Edition is $5.49 a month. Image2Vector Pro is $9.99 a month or $79 a year (about $6.58 a month). Image2Vector's free plan includes 1 SVG download a day; Vector Magic requires a subscription to download.

Is Image2Vector really free?

Yes, for 1 conversion a day, with no sign-up and no watermark on the downloaded SVG. Re-tracing the same image with different settings counts as another conversion. Pro ($9.99/month or $79/year) removes the limit and adds PDF, EPS and DXF export and an API key.

Have you compared output quality side by side?

Not yet. This page compares only what each vendor publishes about pricing, formats and limits. We have not published a side-by-side output test of these tools.

Who makes Image2Vector, and what happens to your images? See About Image2Vector.