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IMAGE → SVG · WEB & DESIGN
Turn your image into editable SVG.
Trace a logo, icon or flat illustration into vector paths that scale. Inspect the free preview, then unlock editing and SVG download with one credit.
or try by clicking an image
No credit cardUnlimited vectorizing & previewSVG ready in seconds
ONE GRAPHIC, MANY SIZES
Small in a header. Clear in a hero.
A layout changes. The same SVG can follow it. Switch the display size below and check whether the artwork still reads.
Header mark → Content illustration → Large placement160px target · fits available space
Saved PerfectVector SVG, scaled for display. Check a real layout at its intended size before publishing.
Paths are only part of a good web asset.
Keep the silhouette readable, choose an appropriate display size and describe the image where you embed it. A clean export still needs thoughtful placement.
Deliberate dimensions
Set a display size in the layout and check the artwork in context.
Useful description
Add alt text or a label appropriate to how the image is used.
A FORMAT WITH A PURPOSE
Choose the format for the destination.
SVG fits browsers and vector editing. PDF, EPS and DXF serve different handoffs; choose a purpose before choosing an extension.
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SVG · shapes and curves
Keep editing
A flexible master for vector editors and browser layouts.
Try SVG conversionIMAGE TO SVG
Trace, inspect and download your SVG.
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Choose your image
Upload the clearest logo, icon or illustration you have. Use the original image rather than a screenshot when possible.
- 02
Compare the traced shapes
In the free preview, compare curves, thin strokes and the spaces inside letters with the source.
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Unlock and refine
Unlock the result with one credit to edit and export. Adjust colors or remove unwanted regions if needed.
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Download and test the SVG
Choose SVG, download the file and open it in your vector editor or layout. Check fine details at the size where the artwork will appear.
SOURCE & HANDOFF NOTES
Check the SVG where you plan to use it.
Choose SVG when the next step is a browser, a scalable layout or a vector editor.
Reuse a logo at more than one size.
A logo supplied as a screenshot may look sharp in a small header and blurry on a larger display. Vectorization traces its pixels into shapes that you can resize. Compare the trace with the source, then check fine strokes at the smallest size you plan to use.
PerfectVector creates traced paths you can edit after unlocking the result. This matters because an SVG can also contain an embedded bitmap, which keeps the original pixel limits. Check the traced shapes before downloading your SVG.
This page focuses on SVG for layouts and vector editing. Image to Vector explains how raster artwork becomes traced shapes and which source images tend to work well. For a supplier or machine workflow, choose the format your destination accepts.
Useful starting points
- Logos that need to work in several layout sizes
- Simple interface illustrations and icons with clear outlines
- Flat artwork that needs to remain editable after placement
Before the handoff
- Start with the original image when you have it; repeated screenshots can lose detail.
- Inspect thin strokes at the smallest intended display size.
- Add accessible image descriptions in the website or app that embeds the SVG.
What tracing cannot recover
- Tracing does not restore original layers, font files or editable text.
- Photographic texture becomes interpreted vector regions.
- A smaller SVG file is not guaranteed; detailed artwork can create many paths.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Questions before you convert?
How does PerfectVector turn an image into SVG?
PerfectVector traces a raster image into vector shapes and exports those paths as SVG. It does not simply embed the unchanged image in an SVG wrapper. Compare the preview with your source before using the result.
Can I use the downloaded SVG on a website?
Yes. You can place the SVG in a layout as an image. Set its display size and provide an appropriate accessible description in your site.
Will it recover the font used in my logo?
No. Lettering is traced as shapes. It does not identify a font or turn the lettering back into live text.
Will SVG always make the page load faster?
No. File size depends on the artwork and the number of shapes. Compare the actual exported file with your current image before choosing an asset strategy.
How is this different from Image to Vector?
Both pages use the same converter. This page focuses on SVG placement in websites and design layouts. Image to Vector explains raster-to-vector conversion and the types of source artwork that suit tracing.
Can I recolor the result?
After you unlock the result, you can edit vector colors in the editor and export the revised artwork.
Can I preview the result for free?
Vectorizing and viewing the protected preview are free and unlimited. The first unlock of a result costs one credit and enables editing and export. Downloading that same unlocked result again does not use another credit.
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