PNG to SVG converter
Turn a PNG logo into a scalable SVG, right on your device.
or drop them here, or paste them
Nothing is uploaded.
About PNG to SVG
A logo saved as PNG gets blurry when you make it bigger. An SVG is made of shapes instead of pixels, so it stays sharp at any size, from a business card to a banner. This converter traces the shapes in your PNG and saves them as SVG.
Tracing works best for logos, icons and drawings with a few flat colours. Photos turn into a poster-like picture made of colour areas, which can look artistic but won't match the original. Your image is traced in your browser and never uploaded.
The detail setting decides how many colours the tracer uses: Simple for one or two colours, such as a black logo; Standard for most logos and icons; Detailed for illustrations with shading. More detail means a bigger, more complicated SVG, so start with the simplest setting that looks right.
Transparent areas of your PNG stay empty in the SVG. Very large images are scaled down before tracing to keep it quick, which makes no difference to a vector drawing. Afterwards you can open the SVG in Inkscape, Illustrator or Figma to tidy it up or change its colours.
Questions and answers
For simple logos and icons, very close. Fine detail, gradients and photos are simplified into flat colour areas.
Simple for logos with a few colours, Standard for most graphics, Detailed for drawings with many colours. More detail makes a bigger file.
Yes. Fully transparent areas stay empty in the SVG.