Can I convert any PNG to SVG?

PNGs with clean lines and limited color regions — logos, icons, and line art — convert beautifully. Photographs and complex gradients produce noisy, oversized SVG files and are not recommended. For best results, use PNG sources with high contrast and clear edges.

Will my PNG's transparent background be preserved?

Yes. The AI recognizes transparent areas in your PNG and produces an SVG with no background fill, so your converted vector drops cleanly onto any color or design.

How large should my PNG be for best results?

Higher-resolution PNGs give the AI more detail to work with. We recommend a minimum of 512×512 pixels for logos and icons. The maximum input size is 10 MB.

Is PNG to SVG conversion free?

New users get 10 free credits on signup — enough for 2 conversions. Each PNG-to-SVG conversion uses 5 credits. No credit card required to try it out.

Can I edit the converted SVG?

Yes. The output is a standard SVG file with clean paths, openable in Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, or any vector editor. You can change colors, paths, and individual shapes.

PNG to SVG Converter — AI Vectorization

Convert PNG images into clean, scalable SVG vectors using AI. Upload any logo, icon, or illustration in PNG format and get a resolution-independent vector you can scale to any size — from favicon to billboard.

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Max file size: 25MB

Why Convert PNG to SVG?

PNG is a raster format — every pixel is stored explicitly, which means PNG images blur and pixelate when scaled beyond their native resolution. A 200×200 PNG logo looks fine on a business card but breaks down on a billboard.

SVG is a vector format — shapes are stored as mathematical paths instead of pixels, so SVG images stay perfectly sharp at any size. The same logo file can render crisply at 16×16 (favicon) or 16,000×16,000 (large-format print) without any quality loss.

AI vectorization is the only way to convert raster PNG into clean SVG. Manual tracing is slow and tedious; older auto-trace tools produce noisy paths that bloat file size. Our AI model traces shapes intelligently, producing compact, editable SVG output ready for design work.

What PNG Images Vectorize Well?

Image Type	Vectorization Quality	Notes
Logos	Excellent	Clean lines, few colors
Icons	Excellent	Simple shapes
Line art	Very good	Defined edges
Cartoons / flat illustrations	Good	Flat color areas
Photographs	Poor	Too many gradients and details
Complex textures	Poor	Produces very large SVG files

Common Use Cases for SVG

Scale logos for business cards, websites, and billboards without quality loss
Convert pixel icons to resolution-independent SVG for web and app development
Prepare artwork for vinyl cutting, laser engraving, and screen printing
Create embroidery-ready files from raster designs
Make web icons that look crisp on retina and 4K displays
Reduce file size for graphics with limited colors

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I convert any PNG to SVG?: PNGs with clean lines and limited color regions — logos, icons, and line art — convert beautifully. Photographs and complex gradients produce noisy, oversized SVG files and are not recommended. For best results, use PNG sources with high contrast and clear edges.
Will my PNG's transparent background be preserved?: Yes. The AI recognizes transparent areas in your PNG and produces an SVG with no background fill, so your converted vector drops cleanly onto any color or design.
How large should my PNG be for best results?: Higher-resolution PNGs give the AI more detail to work with. We recommend a minimum of 512×512 pixels for logos and icons. The maximum input size is 10 MB.
Is PNG to SVG conversion free?: New users get 10 free credits on signup — enough for 2 conversions. Each PNG-to-SVG conversion uses 5 credits. No credit card required to try it out.
Can I edit the converted SVG?: Yes. The output is a standard SVG file with clean paths, openable in Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, or any vector editor. You can change colors, paths, and individual shapes.