Turn any image into a clean, editable SVG.

Upload a logo, illustration or AI-generated image and get real vector paths back, gradients included. Compare the result with your original before you download.

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Input
PNG · JPG · WebP · GIF · BMP
Size limit
25 MB per image
Output
High-quality SVG vector
Blurry or small images
Ultra recovers lost detail

Works with the tools you already love

How it works

Three steps, less than a minute.

No signup, no settings to learn. Our models do it all for you.

Look inside the file

Real paths, not a picture of paths.

Each of these images was converted by the same AI models that run when you upload. Drag the divider, switch on outlines and anchor points, then zoom in until the original falls apart.

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Solid fills in this SVG

Flat brand colors and a wordmark on a solid background. Each non-background color is one path, so you can recolor it in one change.

Gradients

Our models see gradients.

Many converters turn a smooth blend into a stack of flat color bands. Our models bring smooth blends back as real SVG gradients, so they look the way they were drawn and stay easy to edit.

  • Smooth at any sizeA gradient is saved as a few color stops, so it never breaks into visible steps, however far you scale it.
  • Easy to editEach blend is one gradient you can select and change in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape, not a stack of colored slices.
  • It's not perfectMany gradients in AI-generated images don't blend in one clear direction: colors swirl, pool and break apart, so they can't always be described neatly with math. Our models try to keep the delicate balance of keeping a file easy to edit, without piling up shapes, while staying true to the original. The good news is that you can always preview the results and do so pretty quickly!
Competitor: Green butterfly logo with the words Fly high
Vectorizer Studio: Green butterfly logo with the words Fly high
Original: Green butterfly logo with the words Fly high
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Made for what you make

From a flat image to something you can cut, print or build.

Pick your craft for the settings and checks that matter there.

All use cases
Cutting machines

Cricut

Layered cut files for Design Space, with editable solid-color shapes.

Read the guide
Lasers

Laser cutting & engraving

Closed outlines to cut and filled shapes to engrave in LightBurn, xTool or Glowforge.

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3D printing

3D printing

Turn a logo or drawing into outlines you can extrude in Tinkercad, Fusion or your slicer.

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Cutting machines

Silhouette

Cut-ready shapes for Silhouette Studio, with the edition requirement explained.

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CNC

CNC routing

Vector outlines for toolpaths in Easel, Carbide Create and VCarve.

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Print

Stickers & decals

Sharp artwork at any size, plus an outline you can use as the cut contour.

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A straight answer

Will it work on your image?

Vectorizing rebuilds what is in your pixels. It works best when the picture already has clear shapes.

Great starting points

  • Logos, wordmarks and icons
  • Flat illustrations, mascots and stickers
  • Line art, silhouettes and cut files
  • AI-generated graphics with solid shapes
  • Artwork with smooth gradients

Check the preview closely

  • Photographs and photoreal renders
  • Very small or heavily compressed files
  • Fine textures such as fur, film grain or watercolor
  • Tiny text and hairline details

Text comes back as letter-shaped paths, not editable type. Previewing is free, so the quickest way to find out is to try your image.

Guides

Or start from the problem you have.

All guides

FAQ

Questions before you convert

Short answers about files, output and what to expect.

What image formats can I upload?

PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF and BMP files up to 25 MB each. You can drop a file onto the page, browse for one, or paste an image straight from your clipboard.

What do I get back?

An SVG file made of real, editable vector paths. Under Download options, keep the original layout, choose Side by side or Stacked, and turn on Remove background if you want the outer background removed. Enclosed details of the same color are kept. The file opens in Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity Designer, CorelDRAW and Canva, and in cutting software such as Cricut Design Space and LightBurn.

Does it keep gradients?

Yes. Smooth blends are recovered as SVG linear or radial gradients instead of being flattened into bands of solid color. Cutting software works with solid shapes, so for cut files start from artwork with flat colors.

Is the text in my image still editable?

The letters come back as vector shapes, so they scale and recolor cleanly, but they are no longer live type. To change the wording, retype it in your design app using the original font.

Do I need an account?

No. You can upload an image, convert it and compare the result with your original without signing up.

How long does a conversion take?

Usually a few seconds. Every image is analyzed first: sharp, clean artwork goes to Pro, our fast model, and small, blurry or compressed images go to Ultra, which recovers detail the original has lost and takes a little longer.

Can I use the SVG for commercial work?

Yes. You keep ownership of the images you upload and the vectors you download, and you can use them in personal and client work. You are responsible for having the rights to the source image.

Ready when you are

Bring an image. Leave with a vector.

Drop a file and see the result next to your original in about a minute.

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