IMAGE to SVG Converter

Quick answer: Vectorize simple logos and graphics into scalable SVG via bitmap tracing. Open IMAGE 转 SVG — everything runs locally in your browser, and files never leave your device.

Steps

1. Upload the bitmap to the Image to SVG tool.
2. Tune color count and detail threshold while previewing.
3. Download the .svg.

Important notes

• Tracing suits flat, few-color graphics — logos, icons, flat illustrations. Photos trace into huge, muddy files; do not.
• Fewer colors = smaller, cleaner vectors; aggressive thresholds cause fragmenting.
• Pre-crop and de-background the source for dramatically better output.

Common questions

Will the SVG be smaller than the PNG? For simple shapes yes; complex images often get bigger.

Is text real text? No — traced glyphs are paths, not editable type.

Pro tips

Prepare the bitmap before tracing and the vector comes out clean: posterize the image to its core colors first (the Grayscale tool plus contrast works for two-tone logos), scale it up to about 1000px so edges anti-alias smoothly, and remove the background. Tracing a tiny 64px favicon produces jagged paths because there are not enough pixels to describe the curves — the trace can only be as good as its input. For photographic logos with gradients, expect to simplify: gradients become banding, and hand-cleaning the result in a vector editor beats endless threshold tuning.

Can I trace a photo into an SVG illustration? Technically yes, but the output is large and posterized — photos are the wrong input for tracing.