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Image Vectorizer

Trace a raster logo or drawing into actual SVG paths with VTracer.

Choose one raster image with a clear outline. Choose black and white, simple color or detailed color, then trace. Inspect the SVG preview at a larger size and download the paths.

Drop files here or choose below

Self-made sample files. Processing still runs locally.

PNG / JPG / WebP · One file · 10 MiB per file · 1024 px per side · 1,000,000 pixels · SVG output ≤ 5 MiB.

    Help and limits

    What does this tool do?

    Trace a raster logo or drawing into actual SVG paths with VTracer. The output contains editable curves instead of a PNG hidden inside an SVG wrapper. Simple, high-contrast artwork works best.

    Step by step

    1. Choose one raster image with a clear outline.
    2. Choose black and white, simple color or detailed color, then trace.
    3. Inspect the SVG preview at a larger size and download the paths.

    Choosing the settings

    OptionWhat changes
    Options and tradeoffsBlack and white traces dark shapes. Simple color limits the palette to 8 colors; detailed color allows 32. More colors can create more paths and a larger file. All presets remove tiny speckles and use curved paths.
    Formats and limitsPNG / JPG / WebP · One file · 10 MiB per file · 1024 px per side · 1,000,000 pixels · SVG output ≤ 5 MiB.

    Example and expected result

    A 256 × 256 two-color mark exports an SVG with a 256 × 256 coordinate space and path elements. Enlarging it changes the display size without a raster pixel grid.

    If it is not working

    • Use a clearer or smaller source if tracing is slow or the output exceeds 5 MiB. If tiny marks disappear, try detailed color; fine details are not guaranteed to survive the speckle filter.
    • This is approximate tracing. Photos and gradients can become many flat regions, and fine text may be distorted. Check transparent regions and edges before replacing the original logo.

    Formats and limits

    PNG / JPG / WebP · One file · 10 MiB per file · 1024 px per side · 1,000,000 pixels · SVG output ≤ 5 MiB.

    This is approximate tracing. Photos and gradients can become many flat regions, and fine text may be distorted. Check transparent regions and edges before replacing the original logo.

    FAQ

    What does it do?

    Trace a raster logo or drawing into actual SVG paths with VTracer. The output contains editable curves instead of a PNG hidden inside an SVG wrapper. Simple, high-contrast artwork works best.

    Which option should I choose?

    Black and white traces dark shapes. Simple color limits the palette to 8 colors; detailed color allows 32. More colors can create more paths and a larger file. All presets remove tiny speckles and use curved paths.

    Why is it not working?

    Use a clearer or smaller source if tracing is slow or the output exceeds 5 MiB. If tiny marks disappear, try detailed color; fine details are not guaranteed to survive the speckle filter.

    What should I check in the result?

    This is approximate tracing. Photos and gradients can become many flat regions, and fine text may be distorted. Check transparent regions and edges before replacing the original logo.

    Is my file uploaded?

    No. Your files and text are processed locally in this browser, without uploading your input. Engines and models download when needed. Clearing or leaving the page discards the current session; download or copy any results you want to keep.

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