Image to SVG
Vectorize an image into a true, scalable SVG — traced into paths in your browser. Best for logos and simple graphics.
How to use the Image to SVG
- Choose an image (PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF).
- The tool builds a valid SVG that contains your image.
- Copy the SVG code or download the .svg file.
About the Image to SVG
This tool takes a raster image — a PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF — and produces a valid, scalable SVG file that contains it. The image is embedded inside the SVG with a proper viewBox, so the file behaves like any other SVG: it scales cleanly to any size and works anywhere an .svg is required, such as a design tool, a print workflow or an upload field that only accepts SVG.
It runs entirely in your browser using the built-in FileReader, so your image is never uploaded and there is no watermark. You get both the copy-ready SVG code and a downloadable .svg file.
Worth being clear about what this does: it embeds your image inside an SVG wrapper — it does not trace or redraw it into editable vector paths. The picture inside stays a bitmap, so enlarging it will not add detail the original did not have. For true path-tracing you need a dedicated vectoriser. To go the other way and rasterise an SVG, use SVG to PNG or SVG to JPG. To embed an image as text instead, see image to Base64.