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Convert PNG and JPG images to SVG in your browser and see optimized results with instant size savings.
Your files are processed entirely in your browser. No file is uploaded to any server.
No account required. No data stored.
Trace mode
Keep Color as the default for icons and logos. Use Mono or Line art only when you want a black-and-white result.
Background
Keep original
SVGKIT traces the image to SVG, optimizes the result automatically, and prepares it for download in one pass.
PNG, JPG, or WebP · Best for logos, icons, and simple graphics
Documentation
Understand when SVG is the right output, how tracing works, and why optimization matters before shipping assets.
SVGKIT is a free online tool to convert PNG and JPG images to SVG. It runs entirely in your browser with no server uploads required.
Turn PNG images into scalable vector graphics that stay sharp at any size. SVGKIT works especially well for logos, icons, badges, and illustrations with clean edges.
JPG images may not convert perfectly because of photographic detail, but SVGKIT can still work well on simple graphics, marks, and stylized images.
SVG conversion works best with logos, icons, badges, stickers, line drawings, and simple illustrations with clear edges. These inputs usually produce SVG paths that are easier to preview, edit, and reuse across websites or product interfaces.
Detailed photos, gradients, shadows, and complex textures can become heavy or visually simplified after tracing. SVGKIT explains photo-like inputs and large files so you can decide whether SVG, WebP, PNG, or a smaller source image is the better format.
Use Color for most logos and icons, Mono for solid silhouettes, and Line art for sketches, diagrams, and drawings. Starting with the right mode helps keep the result understandable instead of turning every image into unnecessarily complex paths.
SVGKIT converts the uploaded image into vector paths, then cleans and optimizes the resulting SVG automatically. You get both conversion and structural cleanup in one fast flow.
SVGKIT goes beyond conversion. It shows size reduction, path changes, and optimization insights so the result feels clear and trustworthy.
Your files are processed entirely in your browser. No file is uploaded to any server. No account required. No data stored.
SVGKIT is most useful when you choose the right source image and review the result before downloading. These examples show how to think about common inputs.
Input: A flat logo or icon with clear edges and a small color palette.
Recommended: Start with Color mode, then review whether the SVG keeps the mark recognizable at small and large sizes.
Check: Look for clean edges, stable brand colors, and a file that is not much heavier than the source asset.
Input: A drawing, wireframe, signature, or diagram where the important information is in the lines.
Recommended: Try Line art mode so SVGKIT can emphasize edges and simplify the result around visible strokes.
Check: Confirm that thin lines remain readable and that background noise did not become unnecessary paths.
Input: A photo, texture, screenshot with many colors, or image with shadows and gradients.
Recommended: Treat SVG as optional. WebP, JPG, or PNG may be the better final format when visual detail matters.
Check: If the SVG becomes too complex or visually simplified, keep the raster image or prepare a simpler source.
Upload a PNG or JPG image.
SVGKIT traces the image into SVG paths automatically.
SVGKIT optimizes the generated SVG structure.
Review the result and insight summary instantly.
Download the final SVG when it looks right.
An image to SVG converter turns PNG or JPG images into vector-based SVG files. SVGKIT does this directly in your browser so simple graphics can stay sharp at different sizes.
Upload a PNG image, let SVGKIT trace it into SVG paths, review the optimized result, and download the final SVG. SVGKIT keeps the flow short so you can go from upload to download in one pass.
Yes. SVGKIT lets you convert PNG images to SVG at no cost in your browser. The tool is designed to be immediately usable without sign-up or server uploads.
PNG is a raster image format made of pixels, while SVG is a vector format made of paths and shapes. SVGKIT is useful when you want a graphic that can scale more cleanly than a bitmap image.
Use SVG for logos, icons, badges, and simple illustrations that need to stay crisp across different sizes. SVGKIT works best when the source image already has clear edges and simple structure.
It can be, especially for simple graphics that benefit from clean vector markup. SVGKIT helps by converting suitable graphics to SVG and showing the resulting file savings when the output becomes lighter.
No. SVGKIT processes files locally in your browser, so images are not uploaded to our servers. This tool is designed for browser-side processing from upload to result.
Not always. Photo-heavy JPG images can be difficult to convert with high fidelity, while simple graphics and stylized images usually work better. SVGKIT is strongest on logos, icons, and clean-edged artwork.