PNG to SVG converter
Vectorize a PNG logo or icon into a scalable SVG — entirely in your browser.
Runs 100% in your browserUpload a flat-color image to vectorize. Logos and icons work best.
How to convert a PNG to SVG
- Upload a PNG. Choose a logo, icon or other flat-color image (PNG, JPG or WebP).
- Tune the trace. Adjust color count and detail until the preview looks right.
- Download the SVG. Download the scalable vector file or copy the SVG markup.
About PNG to SVG vectorization
A PNG is a grid of pixels and looks blurry when scaled up; an SVG describes shapes with math, so it stays crisp at any size — ideal for logos on retina screens, large print, or responsive web design. This tool traces your image: it groups similar colors into regions and redraws their outlines as vector paths, in your browser, with nothing uploaded. It shines on flat-color art and struggles with photos. Going the other way? Use SVG to PNG, or turn a mark into a full icon set with the favicon generator.
Frequently asked questions
- The tool traces your raster image — detecting color regions and edges — and redraws them as scalable vector paths. The result is an SVG that scales to any size without pixelation.
- No. Tracing runs entirely in your browser with a bundled library. Your image never leaves your device.
- Logos, icons, line art and other flat-color graphics trace cleanly. Photographs do not — they have too many shades, so the SVG becomes huge and blotchy. Use simple, high-contrast images for the best result.
- Yes. Increase the color count for richer images, or raise path simplification to get fewer, smoother paths and a smaller file.
- Transparent PNG areas are preserved in the traced SVG.