Turn low-res logos, sketches, and pictures into infinitely scalable vector graphics (SVG) with razor-sharp lines that never pixelate or blur.
Turn low-res logos, sketches, and pictures into infinitely scalable vector graphics (SVG) that never blur.
Output
Vector SVG
Curve Style
Smooth Curves
Status
Drop an Image
Drop any logo, drawing, or picture here, browse from your computer, or paste directly with Ctrl + V.
Test vector tracing in 1-click with zero setup ($0 server compute)
No image selected
Drop or select image
Trace a picture into SVG outlines using a threshold, foreground color, background, and tracing settings. Compare the original with the vector preview and download the traced SVG.
Fast and easy from start to finish
Select a high-contrast logo, sketch, or simple graphic.
Adjust threshold, color, background, and tracing settings.
Trace, compare the outlines, and download the SVG.
What you can do with this tool
Threshold control: Change which areas become part of the trace.
Color choices: Select the traced shape color and background.
Comparison views: Switch between original, vector, and split views.
SVG output: Save the traced outlines as an SVG file.
File requirements, capabilities, and system limits
Tracing can simplify or lose fine details. Check small lettering and thin lines before using the output.
Answers to common questions about Image Vectorizer
No. Suitable devices try local tracing first; unsupported devices, timeouts, or failures can send the image to the server fallback.
No. These threshold and single-foreground-color controls are best suited to simple shapes, rather than full-color photographic reconstruction.
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