Choose an SVG
A disposable browser worker normalizes the file and stops on unsafe or unsupported visual behavior.
Keep visible outlines, remove hidden contours and same-color seams, and draw each shared edge once. Your SVG stays in this browser.
Choose a filled SVG. It is normalized, converted, replayed, and visually verified in this browser before a boundary file can appear.
One SVG at a time · no pasted code · no account required
Choose a supported filled SVG, compare its accepted regions with the generated boundary strokes, confirm physical size when required, and download only after local verification.
A disposable browser worker normalizes the file and stops on unsafe or unsupported visual behavior.
Review the accepted fills, boundary-only result, and colored overlay built from typed geometry instead of raw markup.
The graph and SVG are replayed deterministically and checked visually before the local download becomes available.
This mountain sample passes the same local release gate as an uploaded SVG. Compare its accepted fills, generated strokes, and overlay before trying your own file.
The exact filled sample accepted by the shared SVG Normalizer.
Connected path objects retain source or blended adjacency colors, with each shared edge included only once.
Alternating colors and junction points make missing, duplicated, or disconnected edges easier to notice.
The first version favors a small, verifiable contract over plausible-looking output. Unsupported or ambiguous artwork stops without releasing a partial SVG.
Laser and drag-knife boundary geometry · Line engraving from filled artwork · Inspecting duplicate shared edges
The SVG is read in a disposable browser worker, replaced by a validated typed scene, and released only as a verified local file. Document data does not enter an upload or server job.
Static app code may load from PerfectVector; your SVG text, filename, paths, colors, previews, and output stay in this browser.
PerfectVector rebuilds raster artwork as vector shapes you can inspect and refine. Vectorizing and the protected preview are free and unlimited; one credit unlocks the finished download. Bring that SVG back here when you need boundary strokes.
The SVG Cut Line Generator remains a separate no-auth, free-download tool.
Use each focused tool for one explicit transformation or planning job.
Split exact colors into aligned SVG files while preserving their common canvas.
Open toolPreview a supported SVG at a confirmed physical size on common cutting-mat dimensions.
Open toolLearn the wider artwork, machine, material, and destination-software workflow around laser cutting.
Open toolThe result is verified boundary geometry, not a promise about every machine or operation.
No. Supported SVGs are checked, normalized, converted, previewed, and downloaded in your browser. Static site assets still load normally, but your SVG content, filename, paths, colors, previews, and generated file are not sent to PerfectVector.
It creates a stroke-only SVG containing the visible boundaries of supported opaque filled regions. Shared edges are drawn once, same-color seams are removed, and contours hidden behind other filled regions are omitted.
No. It extracts the visible boundary of filled regions. A thin filled line has two visible sides, so both sides remain. Centerline tracing is a different operation and is not included in this version.
No tool can choose your material, kerf, tool diameter, speed, power, operation order, or machine settings from SVG geometry alone. Choose the final operation and machine settings in your destination software.
Version 1 accepts a deliberately narrow subset of opaque solid filled regions whose paths can be represented with supported straight and cubic boundary segments. Unsupported visual behavior stops before any output file is released.
A viewBox defines proportions but may not define a trustworthy real-world size. When width and height are missing, enter one physical width and unit; the height stays proportional and the complete verification runs again before download.
Yes. Checking, generating, visually verifying, and downloading a supported boundary SVG requires no account or credits. PerfectVector raster-to-vector conversion is a separate service.
Vectorizing and preview are always free and unlimited — you only spend a credit when you download a finished file.
Turn a PNG, JPG, or WebP into editable vector shapes, then bring the SVG here to generate boundary strokes. Vectorizing and the protected preview are free and unlimited; one credit unlocks the finished SVG.
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