✒️ Image to SVG Vectorizer
Turn a flat logo, icon, signature or sketch into scalable vector paths you can resize without blur or edit in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape.
✅ Free · No sign-upReal path tracingimagetracerjs (public domain)
Choose an image, drag it here or paste it
PNG, JPG or WebP · best with logos, icons and line art · processed locally
PNG, JPG or WebP · best with logos, icons and line art · processed locally
Options
Original (raster)![Original image]()
Vector result (SVG paths)![Traced vector result]()
How to use the Image to SVG Vectorizer
- Add a logo, icon or drawing.
- Choose Colour or Black & white mode and adjust colours, threshold and simplification.
- Press Vectorize, zoom in to compare, then download the SVG.
Why creators use it
- Recover a vector version of an old logo for print or merch.
- Turn a signature or sketch into a clean SVG.
- Make scalable icons for a website or overlay.
Good to know
- Tracing works best on flat colours and sharp edges. Photos and gradients produce many shapes and large files, and will not look like the original at a small colour count.
- The SVG contains only vector paths; the original pixels are never embedded.
- Large images are traced at the chosen resolution and scaled back up, so fine detail below that resolution is simplified.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a real vector or an image inside an SVG?
Real vector paths. The tool traces outlines with imagetracerjs and writes <path> elements — no <image> tag, no embedded pixels.
Which settings should I use for a logo?
Colour mode with as many colours as the logo has (often 2–6), simplification around 1, and “Remove background colour” on.
Is my image uploaded?
No. Tracing runs in a background thread in your browser.