Works well
- Print designs and stickers
- Logos and icons
- Line art, stamps and lettering
- Flat-color illustrations
Image to VectorPNG/JPG to SVG & PDF
Turn print designs, logos and line art into vectors that scale to any size. Each color gets its own layer, ready for color separation. Everything runs in your browser, so your image is never uploaded.
Drop images here, or click to choose
PNG · JPG · WebP → SVG · PDF
Up to 10 images, 20 MB each
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Pixels at 8×
Vector at 8×
Free previewRuns in your browserSVG & PDFAdjustable colorsRemove white background
Only use images you have the rights to.
What converts well
Not a good fit
- Photos and heavy gradients: they turn into hundreds of layers and rarely look good.
Three steps to a vector
- 1Add images
Drop, choose or paste up to 10 images.
- 2Pick a style and colors
Check the swatches. If a color is missing, add one.
- 3Download SVG or PDF
Sign in to download. No credits used.
For screen printing: one layer per color
“Few colors” reduces the image to the number of colors you pick. In the SVG and PDF, each color is its own layer, one per screen. Fewer colors mean fewer screens. Before sending it to the printer, open the file in Illustrator or CorelDRAW and check the layers and size.
SVG or PDF?
SVG
Opens in browsers, cutting-machine software, Figma and Illustrator. Small files.
The easiest file to send to a printer. Opens and edits in Illustrator and CorelDRAW, fully vector with no embedded pixels.
Your image stays on your device
Conversion runs in your browser, so your image is never sent to our servers. Closing the page clears the image and results, so download first.
No design yet?
Create a design with AI first, then come back to vectorize it.
Generate an imageFAQ
Is it free?
Yes. Preview without an account; sign in to download SVG and PDF. No credits are used.
Do you upload my image?
No. Conversion runs in your browser; neither the image nor the result is sent to our servers.
Which formats are supported?
Use PNG, JPG or WebP images; download SVG or PDF. EPS, DXF and .ai aren't available yet. For an .ai file, open the PDF in Illustrator and save it as .ai.
Can I vectorize a photo?
You can, but results are usually poor: photos have so many colors and gradients that they turn into hundreds of layers. Vectors work best for prints, logos and line art.
Why is a color missing?
Automatic color picking favors large areas, so small spots of color can get merged. Add one more color, or switch to “Full-color illustration”.
Is it ready for screen printing?
In “Few colors” mode each color is a separate layer, which makes separation easy. Check the layers and size in Illustrator or CorelDRAW before sending it to the printer.
How large can the vector go?
As large as you like without blurring. A sharper source gives a cleaner trace. Very large images are resized to 2048 px on the long side first; the vector still scales freely.
Do transparent or white backgrounds work?
Yes. Transparent areas are left out of the vector. For a white background, turn on “Remove white background”.
How do I vectorize an image I made here?
Click “Vectorize” on a generated result and it opens here, no need to download it first. It works on phones too, though large images take longer.