PerfectVector

PNG TO SVG CONVERTER

Convert PNG to SVG.
Make it yours.

Turn your PNG into an editable SVG. Scale the artwork, shape the colors and keep creating—all in your browser.

or try by clicking an image

Free, unlimited vectorizing and preview. No account needed to try.

1 credit unlocks a download. Repeat downloads are free.

FROM PIXELS TO POSSIBILITIES

Same artwork.
More room to create.

PNG stores pixels. SVG gives you paths. Compare these saved conversions, then look at the shapes and colors you can work with.

Choose a PNG example

Folded mint ribbon: 7 vector paths and 3 fill colors.

Folded mint ribbon — Original PNG
Folded mint ribbon — Saved SVG
PNGSVG

LOOK CLOSER

The difference is in the paths.

Folded mint ribbon

Vector paths
7
Fill colors
3

Inside this SVG

  • #000000
  • #CEFBF3
  • #04ECE1

Move across the artwork to compare. On touch screens, drag the divider. Toggle edges and anchors to inspect the SVG.

A real vector has selectable paths. Renaming a PNG or placing it inside an SVG file doesn't create them.

PNG vs. SVG, explained

01 / A MORE USEFUL ORIGINAL

One PNG.
A whole new toolkit.

The logo in your inbox. The illustration you made last year. Give it a version you can resize, recolor and build on.

PerfectVector's AI rebuilds your PNG as vector shapes. Refine the palette in your browser, then take the SVG into your next project.

Convert your PNGEditable paths. Your colors. Your next idea.
Mint ginkgo artwork reused on an ivory art print, paper packaging and stationery card in a calm design studio. Illustrative project mockup.
One botanical graphic, new possibilities. Illustrative print, packaging & stationery mockup.

02 / MAKE THE FINISHING TOUCHES

Get the shapes.
Keep the creative control.

A conversion is the beginning. Inspect the outlines, simplify colors and remove unwanted background shapes in the editor.

  • Scale beyond the pixelsVector paths stay sharp as you resize the artwork.
  • Make the palette yoursAdjust and merge colors before you export.
  • Check the details firstInspect edges and anchors in the free preview.
Try the editor
SAME IDEA. A DIFFERENT MOOD.Folded ribbon artwork in mint and ivory, with flowing bands and open negative spaces. Illustrative color study.Soft & balanced
Try a different palette
Illustrative color study. Try your own PNG to edit real vector paths.

HOW TO CONVERT PNG TO SVG

Your PNG to SVG workflow.
All in your browser.

Try your own image before making a commitment. The preview is where you decide whether the result is right for your work.

  1. 01

    Upload your PNG

    Drop in your logo, icon or illustration. You can also paste an image or try a saved sample. No account is needed to preview.

  2. 02

    Let the AI trace it

    PerfectVector rebuilds the pixels as vector shapes. The resulting SVG contains paths you can resize and recolor.

  3. 03

    Preview for free

    Inspect edges, anchors and colors in the protected preview before you unlock the result.

  4. 04

    Unlock and refine

    Happy with the result? Sign in and use 1 credit to unlock it. Then adjust colors and remove unwanted background shapes in the editor. Download that result again without spending another credit.

MADE FOR WHAT YOU'RE MAKING

Take your SVG
somewhere useful.

An editable vector opens up the next step. Choose a guide for the project you have in mind.

CHOOSE A GOOD STARTING POINT

Will it work
with your PNG?

Clear outlines and solid colors give the AI useful shapes to work with. Use the best original you have, rather than enlarging a small copy.

How image vectorization works

Good starting points

Logos, icons, lettering, line art and flat illustrations. A transparent PNG can help separate the subject from its background.

Inspect more carefully

Photos, soft shadows, gradients, fine textures and blurry images can become stylized. Vectorization doesn't recover missing detail or the original layers.

Need exact typography or a precise redraw? Keep the original design file if you have it. Converted lettering becomes letter-shaped paths.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

PNG to SVG,
answered.

From transparent backgrounds to editable files.

Still need help? Contact us
How do I convert a PNG to SVG?

Upload or paste your PNG into PerfectVector. The AI rebuilds its pixels as vector paths. Inspect the free preview and check the outlines. When you want to keep the result, sign in and use 1 credit to unlock it, then adjust the colors in the editor and download the SVG. The output contains real vector paths, rather than a PNG embedded inside an SVG file.

Can I convert PNG to SVG for free?

Vectorizing and preview are always free and unlimited — you only spend a credit when you download a finished file.

Can I convert a transparent PNG to SVG?

You can upload a PNG with a transparent background. Inspect the resulting silhouette, openings and edges, especially around soft or partially transparent pixels. You can remove unwanted background shapes in the editor. Check the downloaded SVG on a contrasting background before using it.

Will my SVG look exactly like the PNG?

Vectorization interprets pixels as shapes. Clear logos and flat illustrations are good starting points. Photos, gradients, shadows and textures can become stylized, and blurry sources do not regain missing detail. Check the preview before you unlock the result.

Can I edit the SVG in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape?

The download contains SVG paths that standard vector editors can open and edit. Import support varies by application, so check the result in your target tool. Lettering becomes letter-shaped paths; conversion does not recover editable fonts or the original design layers.

What size PNG can I upload?

PerfectVector prepares your image in the browser. The prepared upload must fit within a 5 MiB processing budget. If resizing or compression could affect quality, you review the preparation before it continues. Use the clearest original available.

Your PNG has
more to give.

Make it an SVG. Keep shaping the idea.

Free vectorizing and preview. 1 credit unlocks a download.