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Split by color
each layer as its own SVG — free, unlike other converters' paid split
each layer as its own SVG — free, unlike other converters' paid split
GIF's old-school 256-color palette makes it a surprisingly good vector source: flat color regions trace into crisp SVG paths. Drop a GIF below and its first frame is rebuilt as a layered, scalable vector — perfect for retro art, simple icons and pixel-style designs. Runs entirely in your browser.
The converter traces the first frame. SVG itself supports animation differently (SMIL/CSS), so for full animations, convert frames individually and stack them as layers.
Dithering adds in-between colors, which the palette cleaner detects and folds into the nearest dominant color before tracing, keeping the output tidy.
Yes — the browser fully decodes the GIF before tracing, so interlacing, transparency and 256-color palettes are all handled.
For flat retro art and simple icons, yes — the small palette keeps regions clean. photographic GIFs trace as posterized art, like JPEG sources.
Converting a different format? We also handle PNG to SVG, JPG to SVG, WebP to SVG, GIF to SVG, BMP to SVG, AVIF to SVG and the main image to SVG converter — all free, all in-browser.