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PNG to SVG Converter

Vectorize PNG images into scalable SVG files - browser-based tracing, no upload required.

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Engine

VTracer (visioncortex) produces smoother spline curves and richer color clustering. Higher quality, but a little slower.

Tracing preset

Large images are downscaled before tracing for speed, then output as a scalable viewBox SVG. Photos still trace better as flat illustrations than fine detail — for true photographs, consider keeping the raster instead.

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Privacy and processing

PNG, JPG, and WEBP conversions run entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. The image never uploads to a server, which keeps the operation fast and your file private.

PNG to SVG online with ImgShifter

PNG to SVG answers a request every designer eventually gets: 'we only have the logo as a PNG.' Vectorizing turns that fixed bitmap back into scalable geometry - paths that print crisp on a banner, resize losslessly in a design system, and recolor with a click. ImgShifter does it with VTracer, a Rust tracing engine compiled to WebAssembly, running in a worker thread in your browser.

Tracing is shape-fitting, not magic: the engine clusters the image into color regions and fits smooth Bezier curves to their boundaries. Flat artwork - logos, icons, lettering, badges - reproduces beautifully, often cleaner than the source because anti-aliasing noise gets consolidated into crisp edges. Photographs come out as posterized art with enormous path counts; they're not what this tool is for.

Start from the largest, cleanest PNG available (more pixels means more accurate curve fitting), then refine the output anywhere SVG opens: Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, or ImgShifter's own SVG editor for quick recolors. The trace runs entirely on your device and works offline once the page has loaded.

Other ImgShifter tools people use alongside PNG to SVG.

Deeper guides related to PNG to SVG from the ImgShifter blog.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers for image workflows, privacy, and supported formats.