PNG to SVG
PNG to SVG
Convert a PNG into true vector paths without uploading it anywhere. The tracer rebuilds your image from Bézier curves — ideal for logos, icons, signatures and flat art stored as PNG. Pick a preset and get an SVG you can scale and recolor freely.
Why Convert PNG to SVG?
PNG pixels have a fixed size — scale them up and they blur. The SVG version is defined by shapes, so it stays razor-sharp at any size, from a 16px favicon to a storefront banner. Print shops, laser cutters and embroidery machines often ask for SVG for exactly this reason.
Trace or Embed?
Some converters simply wrap the PNG bitmap inside an SVG tag — the file ends in .svg but is still pixels. This tool genuinely traces your image into vector paths, so the output scales, recolors and edits like real vector art.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the SVG contain my original PNG data?
No. The image is traced into vector paths — the output does not embed the bitmap. That means full scalability and small files for flat artwork.
What about transparent PNGs?
Transparency is handled naturally: only visible pixels are traced, and the background stays empty. Perfect for logos that need to sit on any color.
Is it free and private?
Yes. Conversion runs entirely in your browser via WebAssembly — nothing is uploaded, no watermark, no sign-up.
My PNG is a photo — will it work?
Photos trace poorly into SVG (huge files, low fidelity). The tool warns you when an input looks photographic; for photo resizing and format changes, the Image Converter is a better fit.