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PNG to SVG

Vectorise logos and graphics from PNG to scalable SVG locally - freely scalable, no upload.

Mode
  • Colour
  • Grayscale
  • Black & white
Number of colours (colour mode) Number of colours in the output. Fewer colours = simpler, smaller result.
  • Few (8)
  • Medium (16)
  • Many (32)
Detail How closely shapes are traced. More detail captures fine edges but grows the file.
  • Smooth
  • Medium
  • High
Despeckle Removes small specks and noise before tracing.
  • Off
  • Light
  • Strong

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      Is my file uploaded?

      No. Everything runs in your browser - your file never leaves your device. How this is verifiable

      No upload100% local
      Your content stays with youno third-party access
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      PNG is a pixel format: zoom in and it gets blurry and blocky. SVG, by contrast, is a vector - it stays razor-sharp at any size, from a business-card logo to a trade-show banner. This tool retraces the shapes in your image as vector paths.

      Pick colour, grayscale or black & white, the number of colours, the detail level and how aggressively small specks are removed. For a logo with flat areas, few colours plus despeckle gives the cleanest result; more detail preserves fine edges.

      Everything happens locally in the browser, nothing is uploaded. Honestly: tracing suits logos, icons and flat graphics - photos produce huge, messy SVGs and are better left as a raster image.

      Specifications

      Specifications
      Input formatsPNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP
      Output formatSVG
      Batch processingYes
      ProcessingLocally in your browser (JavaScript)
      File uploadNone

      In 3 steps

      1. Drop a PNG, JPG or WebP.
      2. Choose mode, colours, detail and despeckle.
      3. Download the SVG.

      Limitations: Tracing suits logos, icons and flat graphics, not photos (those get huge and messy). The SVG is a re-creation of the shapes, not the recovery of an "original" vector. Very large images are capped at 2000 px before tracing.

      FAQ

      Are my images uploaded?

      No, vectorising happens entirely locally in the browser - even offline.

      Does it work with photos?

      Only poorly: photos produce very large, messy SVGs. The tool is meant for logos, icons and flat graphics.

      Why do the edges look slightly different?

      Tracing re-draws shapes with vector paths; the detail and despeckle settings control how precise and smooth that is.

      How do I get a raster image back?

      Use the "SVG to PNG" tool.

      Which settings for a clean logo?

      Few colours (or black & white) plus "light/strong" despeckle gives clean flat areas.

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