Will my photo convert into a clean SVG?

Tracing suits logos, icons and flat artwork. Photographs get posterised into colour blobs, which is rarely what you want — for photos a PNG or JPG is the better format.

Why does the SVG look simplified?

Vector tracing approximates the image with shapes and a limited palette. Simple, high-contrast graphics trace cleanly; busy or noisy images come out rougher.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. The whole conversion runs in your browser using your device's own processor. Your files are never sent anywhere.

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PNG to SVG Converter

Convert PNG to SVG right in your browser. Free, instant, and private — your files are never uploaded.

PNG to SVG

Drop your PNG files here or click to browse

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Supports .png, .jpg, .webpUp to 50 MB each

100% in-browser. Your files never leave your device.

Drop PNG files above to get started.

A PNG is made of pixels, so it blurs when you scale it up. Tracing it to SVG produces a vector you can resize to any size without losing sharpness — ideal for logos, icons and flat illustrations. (It traces shapes and colours, so it works best on clean graphics, not detailed photos.)

How to convert PNG to SVG

Add your files
Drag and drop your PNG files, or click to pick them from your device.
Convert to SVG
Adjust the settings if you need to, then start the conversion.
Download
Save your SVG files — individually or all at once.

Frequently asked questions

Will my photo convert into a clean SVG?: Tracing suits logos, icons and flat artwork. Photographs get posterised into colour blobs, which is rarely what you want — for photos a PNG or JPG is the better format.
Why does the SVG look simplified?: Vector tracing approximates the image with shapes and a limited palette. Simple, high-contrast graphics trace cleanly; busy or noisy images come out rougher.
Are my files uploaded to a server?: No. The whole conversion runs in your browser using your device's own processor. Your files are never sent anywhere.