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Image to SVG

Advanced options

Advanced options

Colors are chosen automatically by default. Select 2–24 colors: fewer colors create simpler color blocks, while more colors allow a wider range of tones.
Automatic by default. You can also select a whole number from 1 to 64; higher values filter out more small regions. Selecting Auto resets only this setting and leaves the number of colors unchanged. Restore defaults resets both settings to Auto.

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Convert PNG and JPG to SVG online

Convert PNG, JPG, and other images to scalable SVG online. Use automatic settings by default, or adjust the number of colors, the small-region filter, or both.

How to convert an image to SVG

  1. Upload an image

    Sign in, upload a PNG, JPG, GIF, or WebP image, then start the conversion.

  2. Adjust and convert

    Use automatic settings with no setup required. If you want more control, adjust the number of colors, the small-region filter, or both before starting the conversion.

  3. Download or keep creating

    Use the slider or side-by-side view to compare the original and SVG, then download your file. Result links expire, so save your files promptly.

Convert PNG and JPG images to vectors online

Turn PNG, JPG, GIF, or WebP images into SVG files right in your browser. Convert logos, illustrations, and hand-drawn sketches into scalable vector graphics, with no software to install.

Automatic by default, with two optional adjustments

Uploaded images use automatic settings by default, with no manual setup needed. For more control, adjust the number of colors, the small-region filter, or both to get the result you want.

Choose the number of colors for your SVG

Colors are chosen automatically by default, or you can select 2–24 colors. Fewer colors suit simple logos and icons, while more colors can capture a wider range of tones. Adjust the color count on its own or together with the small-region filter.

Filter small regions for cleaner shapes

The small-region filter is set automatically by default, or you can enter a whole number from 1 to 64. Higher values filter out more small regions; lower values help preserve small details. Adjust this setting on its own or alongside the color count, then compare the original and SVG to check the result.

Download your SVG and keep creating

Use your SVG for logos, packaging, and print layouts, or open it in compatible design or engraving software for further editing. Scale your vector artwork to fit projects of any size.

Your next great design starts with a vector

Convert PNG, JPG, and other images to scalable SVG online. Use automatic settings by default, or adjust the number of colors, the small-region filter, or both.