JPG TO SVG CONVERTER

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Trace a JPG into scalable vector paths — best for logos, icons, and flat artwork.

Original Image

Upload a PNG, JPG, WebP, or GIF to vectorise.

SVG Output

Multi-colour vector preview — scalable to any size.

SVG preview will appear here after conversion.

Output Details

Format
SVG (XML)
Est. size

Conversion Options

Color mode preserves all original colours. Binary produces a pure B&W result.

Spline gives smooth Bézier curves. Polygon is blocky but exact.

4

Suppress specks smaller than N pixels. Higher = cleaner result; lower = more detail.

6

Number of significant bits per colour channel. Higher = more colours, larger SVG.

60°

Angle below which a bend is treated as a sharp corner. Lower = sharper corners kept.

Stacked layers paint on top of each other. Cutout punches holes in darker layers.

What Vector Tracing Can and Cannot Do

Tracing reads the shapes in a bitmap and redraws them as vector paths, so the result scales to any size without blurring. It works well on flat artwork — logos, icons, line drawings, screenshots of graphs. It works badly on photographs: a face or a landscape has no clean edges to follow, so the tracer produces thousands of overlapping blobs that are larger than the JPEG you started with and look worse. If your source is a photograph, resize it instead.

Privacy Note

Vector tracing is too heavy for a browser, so this one conversion runs on our server. Your image is uploaded only for the seconds the trace takes and is deleted immediately afterwards — never stored, indexed, or shared.

Key Features

  • Colour and black-and-white tracing modes
  • Adjustable speckle filtering to drop JPEG compression artefacts before tracing
  • Spline or polygon path output, depending on whether you want smooth curves or hard edges
  • Output is plain SVG you can open in Illustrator, Inkscape, or Figma
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