PNG to SVG
Trace PNG images into scalable SVG vectors. Fine-tune color mode, threshold and smoothing, then compare the result side-by-side before downloading.
Examples
See what this tool can do.
Vectorize a logo
Trace a flat PNG logo into clean, scalable SVG paths you can resize without any loss of quality.
Black & white line art
Switch to B&W mode and adjust the threshold to convert sketches and line drawings into crisp vectors.
Reduce noise
Turn up noise removal to drop tiny specks and stray paths for a much cleaner traced result.
Compare before downloading
View the original and traced SVG side-by-side to fine-tune the settings until it looks right.
Tips & tricks
Get the most out of it.
- 1Start in Color mode for photos and logos; use B&W for line art and sketches.
- 2Fewer colors give a simpler, smaller SVG; more colors capture detail.
- 3Increase “Noise removal” to eliminate tiny unwanted shapes.
- 4Higher smoothness rounds jagged edges for cleaner curves.
- 5Simple, high-contrast images vectorize far better than busy photos.
- 6Everything is traced locally — your image is never uploaded.
About PNG to SVG
PNG to SVG traces raster images into scalable vector graphics. Upload a PNG (or JPG/WebP), fine-tune the tracing with color mode, threshold, smoothing and noise-removal controls, and download a clean SVG you can scale to any size.
Two tracing modes
Use Color mode to reproduce artwork with a reduced colour palette, or Black & White mode with an adjustable threshold to turn sketches and line art into crisp two-tone vectors.
Dial in the perfect result
The side-by-side comparison makes it easy to balance detail against file size. Adjust smoothness to soften jagged edges and noise removal to drop tiny stray paths.
Ideal for
- Turning bitmap logos into resolution-independent vectors
- Converting line art and sketches to editable SVG
- Preparing graphics for large-format printing
- Reducing icon assets to lightweight vector markup
Frequently asked questions
Simple, high-contrast graphics like logos, icons and line art produce the cleanest SVGs. Detailed photographs can be traced too, but the result will be more complex.