Image to SVG Converter — Free PNG, JPG, WebP to SVG

How to convert an image to SVG online

ImageToSVG.site turns raster images — PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF — into clean, layered, scalable SVG vector files without uploading anything. The whole conversion runs in your browser, it is completely free, and there is no signup and no watermark on the result.

Load your image. Drag a file onto the drop zone, paste it with Ctrl/Cmd-V, or click to browse.
Tune the output. Pick how many colors the SVG should use and how strongly to simplify the curves — gamma, contrast, hue and saturation can be adjusted before tracing.
Compare with the original. Drag the comparison divider to reveal the source image next to the traced vector, and zoom right in to check edge quality.
Download. Save the finished layered SVG, or download each color layer as its own SVG file for Cricut, Silhouette, laser cutters and vinyl plotting.

Every image format to SVG

Most “vectorizer” sites only handle one or two formats properly. This tool accepts every format your browser can decode, and each one has a dedicated page with format-specific tips:

PNG to SVG

Lossless with alpha transparency — the best source for pixel-perfect logo vectors with transparent backgrounds.

JPG to SVG

Turn JPEG photos and scans into posterized vector art — tips for compression artifacts and color counts included.

WebP to SVG

Modern web images, both lossy and lossless WebP, traced to scalable vectors in one drop.

GIF to SVG

Convert the first frame of GIF images — great for flat 8-bit style art and simple icons.

BMP to SVG

Uncompressed legacy bitmaps trace crisply — ideal for old logos and scanned line art.

AVIF to SVG

Next-generation AVIF images converted to editable vectors without leaving your browser.

Why use ImageToSVG.site instead of other converters?

Truly free, truly unlimited. No credits, no signup, no watermark, no “premium” paywall on downloads.
100% private. Your images are traced locally in your browser and never uploaded — safe for confidential artwork.
Layered, editable output. Every color becomes its own path layer, and each layer downloads as a separate SVG — ready for Cricut, Silhouette, laser engraving and layered vinyl.
Pixel-exact palettes. Flat art is detected at its true colors; merge any colors into a custom target or knock colors out to transparency.
Quality controls that matter. Colors, simplify, detail, gamma, contrast, hue and saturation — plus a zoomable before/after slider to verify edges before you download.
Works offline. Once the page has loaded, the converter needs no connection at all.

What people convert with it

Logo redraws and vector rebuilds · vinyl decals and layered heat-transfer vinyl · Cricut and Silhouette cut files · laser engraving and cutting layouts · embroidery and plotting artwork · stencil and screen-print separations · web icons and UI assets · pixel-art upscaling · clipart cleanup for print.

Frequently asked questions

Is this image to SVG converter really free?

Yes. Unlimited conversions, no signup, no watermark and no premium tier. The converter runs entirely in your browser, so there are no server costs to pass on to you.

Which image formats can I convert to SVG?

PNG, JPG/JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF files all work. Logos, icons, clipart, line art, sketches, pixel art and flat illustrations produce the cleanest vectors, while photos trace best with a higher color count.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

No. Every conversion happens locally in your browser using HTML Canvas and JavaScript. Your images never leave your device, which makes the tool safe for confidential artwork.

Will the SVG keep my transparent background?

Yes. Transparent pixels are excluded from tracing, so the SVG stays transparent. You can also knock out any color manually to make it transparent with one click.

How many colors can the final SVG have?

Between 2 and 24. Flat logos are detected exactly at their true colors automatically, and you can merge any colors into a custom target color, or hide layers you do not need.

Can I use the SVG in Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio or a laser cutter?

Yes. The output is clean layered vector paths, and you can download each color layer as its own SVG file — ideal for layered vinyl, print-and-cut registration and laser engraving by color.

Why does my traced SVG look jagged, and how do I fix it?

Pixelated or low-resolution sources leave staircase edges. Raise the Simplify slider to smooth the curves, and use a higher Detail value for small images before tracing.

What is the difference between raster images and SVG vectors?

Raster images (PNG, JPG, WebP) are grids of pixels and blur when enlarged. SVG is a vector format made of mathematical paths, so it scales to any size with no quality loss and stays a small file.