Free PNG to SVG Converter —
Raster to Vector Instantly
Upload your PNG, adjust the tracing settings, and download a clean scalable SVG — all in your browser. No uploads. No account. No cost.
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PNG · Works best with logos, icons & line art
Best results with simple images: logos, icons, silhouettes, and line art.
Lower = keep dark pixels · Higher = keep light pixels
All conversion happens in your browser. Your images never leave your device.
Complete Guide: Converting PNG to SVG Online
Converting a raster PNG image to a scalable SVG vector is one of the most useful image tasks for designers and developers. SVG files scale to any size without losing quality — making them perfect for logos, icons, and illustrations used across print, web, and apps.
What Is the Difference Between PNG and SVG?
PNG is a raster format — it stores images as a grid of pixels. Zoom in enough and you will see individual squares. SVG is a vector format — it stores images as mathematical path descriptions. An SVG can be scaled to any size — from a favicon to a billboard — without ever losing sharpness.
When Should You Convert PNG to SVG?
- Logos & brand marks — Vectors are the industry standard for logos because they render crisply at any scale.
- Icons & UI elements — SVG icons are lightweight, sharp on Retina displays, and fully styleable with CSS.
- Illustrations & line art — Drawings with clear shapes and outlines trace beautifully to SVG.
- Print assets — Printers and laser cutters require vectors. SVG is universally accepted.
- Reducing file size — For simple shapes, SVG files can be dramatically smaller than PNG.
How to Get the Best Results
This tool works by tracing the pixel boundaries of your PNG and generating SVG paths. For the best output:
- Use images with high contrast between the subject and background.
- Simple images — logos, silhouettes, icons, line drawings — convert far better than complex photos.
- Adjust the threshold slider to control which pixels are treated as foreground vs background.
- Use Black & White mode for clean single-colour vectors and Color mode for multi-colour illustrations.
Privacy & Security
All tracing happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API. No image data is ever sent to any server. You can disconnect from the internet after the page loads and the tool still works.