JPG to SVG
Vectorize a JPG into a true, scalable SVG — right in your browser. Best for logos and simple graphics.
How to use the JPG to SVG
- Choose your JPG image.
- Pick a detail level.
- The image is traced into vectors — download the SVG.
About the JPG to SVG
JPG to SVG converts a JPG image into a real SVG by tracing it into vector paths — not by wrapping the pixels in an SVG. JPG is a photographic format, so it traces best when the picture is a flat logo or graphic rather than a busy photo (photos become huge, messy SVGs).
The result scales to any size without blurring, which is why SVG is ideal for logos, icons and print. It runs entirely in your browser (ImageTracer, JavaScript), so your image is never uploaded. Pick a higher detail level for more fidelity, or a simpler one for a smaller, flatter SVG. Photographs do not vectorise well — this shines on flat, few-colour graphics.
Frequently asked questions
Is my JPG uploaded?
No. The tracing runs entirely in your browser; your image never leaves your device.
Will it work on a photo?
It works best on logos, icons and flat graphics. A detailed photo produces a huge, messy SVG — use it for simple, few-colour images.
Is this a real SVG?
Yes. The JPG is traced into actual vector paths, so the SVG scales to any size without losing quality.
Can I adjust the detail?
Yes — choose more detail for fidelity or a simpler setting for a smaller, flatter result.