Drag & drop multiple images
or click to browse files
Supports batch processing of PNG, JPG, WEBP, AVIF up to 10MB each
Batch Vectorization Settings
Private Browser-Based Vectorization
Your artwork should not have to be stored on an external server just to convert it. PNGtoSVG processes your image locally in your browser.
Your PNG is decoded and traced on your own device rather than being sent to our server for the conversion itself.
No Signup Required
Use the converter without creating an account or providing an email address.
No Server Upload for Conversion
The image does not need to leave your device in order to be vectorized.
No Watermark
The downloaded vector is not branded with our logo.
Transparent Processing
We explain what vectorization does and how your settings affect the result instead of presenting the process as a black box.
See the Difference: PNG Pixels to Real SVG Paths
A PNG is made from pixels. An SVG is built from paths and shapes. That difference matters.
When a raster PNG is enlarged beyond its useful resolution, its pixel grid becomes increasingly visible and edges can look blurry or jagged. A properly vectorized SVG describes the artwork using geometry instead. Its paths are redrawn at the size you need.
PNG: Raster Image
SVG: Vector Graphic
How to Convert PNG to SVG
Upload Your PNG
Choose a PNG from your device or drag it into the converter. The image is processed locally in your browser.
Choose Your Vectorization Settings
Select Full Color or Black & White depending on the artwork. Adjust color count, detail, smoothing, and transparency where needed.
Preview the SVG
Compare the vector result with the original PNG before downloading. Look at the shapes, colors, edges, and level of detail rather than only checking whether the two images appear identical at normal size.
Simplify if Needed
If the SVG contains more colors or small details than your project requires, reduce the color count or tracing detail and preview it again. Simpler artwork usually creates simpler paths.
Download Your SVG
Save the finished vector file and open it in compatible vector editing, cutting, design, or fabrication software.