Bitmap to SVG right in your browser.
Convert logos, icons, and illustrations to crisp, scalable vectors. 100% on-device via imagetracerjs.
Crisp vectors. Zero uploads.
Pure JavaScript vectorization. No servers, no subscriptions.
100% private
Your images never leave your device. All processing happens locally.
Pure JavaScript
Powered by imagetracerjs — no native dependencies, no server-side processing.
Full-color tracing
Supports full-color and monochrome vectorization with configurable settings.
SVG download
Get a clean, scalable SVG file ready for any use case.
Three steps. Zero servers.
- 01
Upload an image
Drag & drop a bitmap image (PNG, JPG, etc.) to vectorize.
- 02
AI traces paths
The tracer analyzes your image and generates clean SVG paths.
- 03
Download SVG
Get a crisp, scalable SVG file. No quality loss at any size.
About the image-to-SVG vectorizer
A free bitmap-to-vector converter that traces raster images (PNG, JPG, WebP) into crisp, infinitely scalable SVG files directly in your browser. It is built for logos, icons, signatures, line art, and simple illustrations that need to scale from a favicon to a billboard without pixelation.
How it works
The tool uses the ImageTracer engine compiled for the browser. It quantizes the image into color layers, traces edges into geometric paths, and emits an SVG that can be edited in any vector editor. Tunable settings control color count, path smoothing, and detail threshold, so you can trade file size against fidelity. Flat-color source art traces cleanly into near-perfect geometry; the resulting SVG is typically smaller than the source PNG.
Limits & requirements
Vector tracing is designed for hard-edged, flat-color artwork — logos, sketches, signatures. Photographs and detailed paintings produce unwieldy SVGs and are better handled by upscaling instead. Any modern browser works; processing speed scales with image dimensions and detail settings.
Privacy
All tracing runs on your device. Brand assets and client artwork are never uploaded, and source files remain untouched on your machine.