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Free Online SVG Converter

Easily convert your raster images from PNG, JPG, WEBP, AVIF, TIFF to SVG with SVGen's free online image vectorizer. Perfect for logos, icons, and illustrations.

Drag and drop your image here or click to upload

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How to convert any image to SVG

Add your image

Click the "Upload image" button or simply drop your file right onto the canvas.

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Make it a vector

Hit the "Vectorize" button and we'll convert your file to an SVG.

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Tweak and save

Once it's ready, just pick your options and download your shiny new SVG!

Interface of SVGen converting and featuring canvas and layers
Interface of SVGen converting and featuring canvas and layers

Achieve infinite scalability with no quality drop by converting your PNG or JPG images to vector files.

Never worry about pixelation again. Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) are web-friendly files that resize infinitely with zero quality loss.

They are the ideal solution for keeping your file sizes light, or preparing logos and infographics for massive print requirements.

Ready to vectorize? The SVG converter is available now in the SVGen Editor.

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FAQs

SVG stands for Scalable Vector Graphic. It is the most common and web-friendly file format for vector images. Rather than storing a grid of pixels, an SVG file actually contains text-based code (XML) that tells your computer or web browser exactly how to draw the shapes, lines, and colors.
SVGs are primarily used in web design to create infinitely scalable, fast-loading logos, icons, and animations that remain perfectly crisp on any screen.
Yes! Our platform features an advanced image tracing algorithm. You can upload raster images like PNGs, JPGs, or AVIFs, and we will vectorize them into crisp, mathematically generated SVG paths. This is perfect for turning flat logos, icons, or high-contrast photos into infinitely scalable artwork.
It depends on the complexity of the image. For simple graphics like logos or icons, a vector file is often much smaller than a high-resolution PNG. However, if you try to vectorize a highly complex image with thousands of colors, the resulting vector file could actually be larger because it has to generate mathematical paths for every single detail.
When converting from formats that support transparency (like PNG, WebP, AVIF), your alpha channel is strictly preserved. If you convert a transparent image to a format that does not support transparency (like JPG), we will automatically apply a solid background—typically matte white—to fill the transparent areas.
Vectorization is essentially an automated tracing process. While the software does its best to map the exact borders of your image, very fine details, complex gradients, or blurry edges in the original pixel file might be smoothed over or simplified.
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