Will the SVG work in Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio?

Yes. The file is a standard SVG made of filled paths, which Cricut Design Space, LightBurn and Inkscape open directly; Silhouette Studio needs Designer Edition or higher to import SVG. For cut files use the Black & white preset: it writes only the dark shapes, with holes such as the inside of an O kept as cut-outs.

Why does my photo look blotchy as an SVG?

Tracing turns areas of similar colour into flat shapes, so it suits logos, icons, line art and silhouettes. A photo has thousands of subtle shades; even the Detailed preset groups them into 16 flat colours (up to 32 with the slider), which looks posterised and makes a large file.

Is my image uploaded?

No. The image is decoded and traced by JavaScript running in your browser, in a background worker, and nothing is sent to a server. Images larger than 1600 pixels on the longest side (1000 on phones) are scaled down first so the page stays responsive.

Is this Image to SVG Converter really free?

Yes, completely free. No limits, no login, no credit card — ever.

Is there a file size limit?

No file size limits. The only constraint is your browser's available memory.

Does it work on mobile?

Yes — fully tested on iOS and Android in all modern browsers.

Do you store my files?

Never. We cannot see your files. They stay on your device the entire time.

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Free Image to SVG Converter

Trace a PNG, JPG or WebP into an SVG vector for Cricut, Silhouette, laser engraving or a logo. Choose black & white, a few colours or a detailed trace, and remove the white background.

No forced size limitFiles stay privateNo login requiredFree foreverNo daily limitNo watermarkRuns in a workerCricut-ready B&WNo upload

Drop a PNG, JPG or WebP image to trace

PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP, GIF, AVIF, HEIC, HEIF · no forced size cap

or press Ctrl+V to paste from your clipboard

Browse files

Your files never leave your device. All processing happens locally in your browser.

Tracing works best on logos, icons, line art and silhouettes. Photos turn into flat colour areas. Everything runs in your browser.

How It Works

Traces a PNG, JPG or WebP into vector paths and saves them as an SVG, using the open-source imagetracerjs tracer running in a background thread of your browser.

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Drop an image
PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP or GIF. Images larger than 1600 px on the longest side (1000 px on phones) are scaled down before tracing, and the tool says so; the SVG still opens at the original size.
2
Pick a preset
Black & white turns every pixel darker than a threshold into one cuttable shape; Few colours groups the image into a handful of flat colours for logos; Detailed keeps 16 colours and small specks.
3
Fine-tune
Change the number of colours or the threshold, how small a speck may be before it is dropped, and how smooth the curves are. Remove background turns the white page transparent.
4
Compare and download
The original and the SVG sit side by side with the file size, path count and colours. Download the .svg or copy its code.