Design

Image to SVG Converter

Convert JPG, PNG, and other raster images to scalable SVG vector graphics. Perfect for logos, icons, and graphics that need infinite scaling without quality loss.

Conversion Options

Optimal for photographs and detailed images

Drag & drop your image here

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Supports JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP (Max 20MB)

About this tool

Transform raster images (JPG, PNG, GIF) into scalable vector graphics with our vectorization tool. Perfect for designers, web developers, and marketers who need to convert pixel-based images to infinitely scalable SVG format for websites, print, and digital applications. Achieve crisp graphics at any size while maintaining original artwork quality. Our vectorization preserves details and can reduce file sizes for faster loading web graphics.

How to use the Image to SVG Converter

  1. Pick a mode under Conversion Options: B&W for line art and logos, Poster for flat colours, or Photo for detailed images.
  2. Drag in an image or click Browse Files to choose a JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP up to 20 MB.
  3. Click Convert to SVG and wait a few seconds.
  4. Click Download SVG, or Open in SVG Editor to tidy up the result.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a raster image and an SVG?

A PNG or JPG stores a fixed grid of pixels, so it goes blurry when you enlarge it. An SVG stores shapes as paths described with maths, so it stays sharp at any size. Converting traces the colour areas in your image into those paths.

Is my image uploaded?

Yes, briefly. Tracing runs on the OpenTools server, so your image is sent there, converted and returned to you as an SVG. The converter does not save your image or the result.

Which mode should I use?

B&W suits logos, signatures and line art. Poster works for graphics with a handful of flat colours, like icons and illustrations. Photo keeps the most detail but creates far more shapes, so the SVG can end up bigger than the original file.

Does it use AI?

No. It uses a tracing algorithm that groups similar colours into regions and outlines them with curves, so results are predictable. Clean, high-contrast images with sharp edges trace best.

Image to SVG Converter screenshot