Image to Vector Converter

Turn a logo, icon or drawing into smooth vector shapes that stay razor-sharp at any size. Original colours, black & white or your own colours – download SVG, EPS, AI, PDF, layered PSD, PNG or JPG.

🔒 Your files are processed on your device and never uploaded.

Image to Vector (SVG) at a glance

Price: Free
Account: Not needed
Watermark: None
Privacy: Files are processed inside your browser and are never uploaded.
Works on: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone – in any modern browser
Install: Nothing to install

Smooth edges, true shapesOutlines are traced at sub-pixel precision and rebuilt as clean Bézier curves – no jagged pixels at 1600% zoom, sharp corners stay sharp.

Three modesOriginal colours, black & white (one ink colour, adjustable threshold) or new colours with one-tap themes and a colour editor.

Pro-ready filesColour fades as real gradients, stacked or cut-out shapes for Cricut and vinyl, every colour as its own shape or Photoshop layer.

How to use Image to Vector (SVG)

Press Select image and choose a logo, icon, drawing or photo.
Choose Original colours, Black & white or New colours and press Convert to vector.
Zoom in to check, change any colour, then download SVG, EPS, AI, PDF, PSD, PNG or JPG.

Made for designers and freelancers

Clients on Fiverr and Upwork often send a blurry JPG of their logo and ask for a vector. This tool gives you a clean, editable vector in seconds: every colour is a separate shape (SVG, EPS, AI, PDF) or layer (PSD), soft colour fades are kept as real gradients, and you can recolour the whole design before downloading.

Which mode should I use?

Original colours – keeps the design exactly as it is. “Automatic” picks the right number of colours; turn on gradients for soft fades.
Black & white – one ink colour for stamps, signatures, line art, cutting machines (Cricut, Silhouette), laser engraving and embroidery. Move the threshold to make lines thicker or thinner; tick “Invert” for light designs on a dark background.
New colours – reduce the design to 2–12 colours and apply a theme like Gold, Rose gold or Navy, or pick each colour yourself.

Advanced settings

Curves: precise for detailed artwork, extra smooth for clean minimal logos.
Corners: sharper for geometric logos and text, rounder for hand-drawn art.
Ignore tiny spots: removes JPEG noise and dust.
Shapes: stacked (no gaps, best for print and web) or cut-out (no overlaps, best for vinyl cutting and layered cardstock).

Which format should I download?

SVG – websites, Figma, Canva, Inkscape, Cricut Design Space.
AI – Adobe Illustrator (PDF-compatible AI file).
EPS – printers, CorelDRAW and older design software.
PDF – print shops and sharing; stays vector.
PSD – Photoshop, with every colour on its own layer.
PNG / JPG – high-resolution pictures made from the vector, up to 6000 px wide.

Viewing SVG files on a phone

Phone gallery apps do not show SVG files from any website. Open the SVG with Chrome, or with the Files app → “Open with Chrome”. To share on WhatsApp or social media, download PNG instead.

Frequently asked questions

Is Image to Vector free?

Yes, free with no watermark and no sign-up. Every format – SVG, EPS, AI, PDF, PSD, PNG and JPG – can be downloaded.

Will the vector look exactly like my image?

Logos, icons, text and flat artwork come out very close to the original. Soft shading, glows and photos are rebuilt as many fine, smooth shapes – they look natural from a normal distance, and you may see gentle steps when you zoom in very far.

Can I edit the result in Illustrator or CorelDRAW?

Yes. Each colour is a separate group of shapes in SVG, AI, EPS and PDF, and a separate layer in PSD, so you can recolour, move or delete parts.

Which mode should I choose?

Original colours keeps the design as it is. Black & white gives one ink colour for cutting machines, stamps and engraving. New colours lets you recolour the design with a theme or your own colours.

What is the difference between stacked and cut-out?

Stacked shapes sit on top of each other so there are never gaps between colours. Cut-out shapes do not overlap, which is what vinyl cutters and layered paper crafts need.

Why does my SVG not open in my phone gallery?

Gallery apps do not support SVG. Open it with Chrome or a file viewer, or download PNG for the gallery.

Is my picture uploaded?

No. The conversion happens entirely on your device.

Guides for this tool

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