Convert PNG and JPG to SVG

Logos, icons, illustrations, stickers and line art with flat colors and clear edges give the cleanest vectors. Photos work too, but they turn into large, painterly files because every shade becomes its own shape.

Start with the largest, sharpest version of your image and pick the preset that matches it. For logos, switch Auto off and lower the colors until the result looks right, and turn on Remove background if the artwork sits on a solid color.

PNG, JPG and WebP files store a grid of pixels, so they get blurry when you enlarge them. SVG files store shapes and curves instead, so they stay sharp at any size and you can recolor or edit them in design tools.

Yes. Choose the Line art preset to get a single-color SVG, then adjust the line weight until the shapes look solid. You can also pick the fill color before you download.

You convert one file at a time. Your settings stay in place when you load the next file, so working through a batch only takes a few clicks.

No. Your images and SVGs are converted by your own browser, on your own device. They are never sent to a server, so nobody else can see them, and they are gone as soon as you close the page.

Yes. Every conversion is free, with no account to create, no watermark and no daily limit.