Convert images to SVG vectors
Transform raster images into scalable vector graphics instantly. Adjustable detail levels for the perfect balance of quality and file size.
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01Why vectorize
Why convert images to SVG.
Vector graphics scale, edit, and load better than pixels for logos, icons, and flat artwork. Here is what changes the moment your image becomes an SVG.
- 01
Scale infinitely without blur
Vector paths stay razor-sharp at any size — from a 16px favicon to a billboard. No pixelation, no resampling artifacts, ever.
- 02
Smaller file, faster pages
Most logos and line art shrink dramatically when converted to SVG, which means snappier load times and lower bandwidth costs.
- 03
Editable in any design tool
Open the resulting SVG in Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape, or even a code editor. Tweak colors, paths, and strokes without losing fidelity.
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Private, in-browser conversion
Your image never leaves your device. Vectorization runs entirely client-side via WebAssembly — no uploads, no servers, no tracking.
02How it works
Three steps. One crisp SVG.
- Drop imagelogo.png248 KB
Step 1Upload your image
Drag and drop a PNG, JPG, BMP, or WebP up to 10 MB. Logos, icons, and high-contrast art vectorize best.
- DetailSimpleBalancedDetailedMaximum
Step 2Pick a detail level
Choose Simple, Balanced, Detailed, or Maximum. Higher detail captures more nuance — lower detail gives you cleaner paths.
- SVG generatedlogo.svgSVG · 4.2 KB
Step 3Download your SVG
Hit Convert and grab a crisp, infinitely scalable SVG. Drop it straight into your design or codebase.
03Use cases
What people vectorize.
Wirelogs handles the everyday raster-to-vector jobs designers, developers, and makers run into — without the Illustrator subscription.
Logos & brand marks
Recover a vector logo from a flattened PNG so you can resize, recolor, and reuse it without quality loss.
logo.png → logo.svgIcons & UI assets
Turn raster icon sets into clean SVG sprites your design system can theme and animate freely.
icon-set.png → icons.svgIllustrations & flat art
Convert flat, posterized illustrations to scalable vectors that print beautifully and edit cleanly.
illustration.jpg → illustration.svgSignatures & sketches
Vectorize a scanned signature or pen sketch so it scales smoothly on any document size.
signature.png → signature.svgCricut & laser cutting
Generate clean paths suited for vinyl cutters, laser engravers, and CNC software that requires SVG input.
design.bmp → cut-file.svgWeb graphics & hero art
Ship lightweight SVGs to the browser — perfect for crisp visuals on retina displays without doubling asset sizes.
hero.webp → hero.svg
04Raster vs vector
Why teams keep moving to vector.
A quick side-by-side of raster (PNG, JPG) and vector (SVG) so you can pick the right format for the job.
| Attribute | Raster (PNG / JPG) | Vector (SVG) |
|---|---|---|
| Scales to any size | Raster (PNG / JPG)Blurs above native resolution | Vector (SVG)Sharp at any zoom level |
| File size for logos | Raster (PNG / JPG)Tens to hundreds of KB | Vector (SVG)Often a few KB |
| Editable in design tools | Raster (PNG / JPG)Pixel edits only | Vector (SVG)Full path-level control |
| Animatable with CSS | Raster (PNG / JPG)Limited to filters | Vector (SVG)Stroke, fill, morph, transform |
| Best for photos | Raster (PNG / JPG)Excellent — millions of colors | Vector (SVG)Not suited for photos |
| Universal browser support | Raster (PNG / JPG)Yes | Vector (SVG)Yes (since 2011) |
05Supported formats
Vectorize any image format.
The converter accepts PNG, JPG, BMP, and WebP up to 10 MB — all roads lead to a clean SVG.
- PNGSVG
PNG to SVG
Recover crisp vectors from PNG logos, icons, and flat art with transparent backgrounds.
- JPGSVG
JPG to SVG
Vectorize JPG photos of signs, signatures, and posterized illustrations into editable paths.
- BMPSVG
BMP to SVG
Convert legacy BMP images and scanned art into clean, scalable vector graphics.
- WebPSVG
WebP to SVG
Trace modern WebP images into SVG without losing the sharpness of the original.
06Pro tips
Get a cleaner SVG every time.
Small tweaks before you upload make a big difference in path quality and file size. Treat these as quick wins.
- 01
Use high-contrast source images
Vectorization works best when shapes have clean edges. Crank up contrast or threshold your image before uploading for tighter paths.
- 02
Bigger source = cleaner output
Upload at the highest resolution you have. The tracer has more pixels to work with, which yields smoother curves and fewer jagged edges.
- 03
Flatten complex photos first
For photographs, run a Posterize filter or reduce colors in your editor before uploading. Fewer color layers means a smaller, cleaner SVG.
- 04
Match detail to your asset
Simple is ideal for solid logos; Maximum is for portraits and complex illustrations. Re-run a few presets and compare file size and fidelity.
07Loved by
Designers, devs, and makers use it daily.
We inherited a 12-year-old logo as a low-res PNG. Wirelogs vectorized it in one click, and the SVG dropped straight into our Figma library. Saved me half a day.
I wanted lightweight icons for a marketing site. The Balanced preset turned PNG mockups into clean SVG sprites under 4KB each. Lighthouse scores thanked me.
My Cricut needs SVG cut files and I only had a bitmap. The Detailed preset gave me a vector I could send straight to the machine. Genuinely magic.
08Questions
Image to SVG, answered.
Everything people ask before vectorizing their first image. Need more? hello@wirelogs.com.
01What does converting an image to SVG actually do?
Vectorization traces the pixels of a raster image (like PNG or JPG) and rebuilds them as mathematical paths. The result is an SVG file that can be resized to any dimension, recolored, animated, and edited path-by-path in any design or code editor.
02Which image formats can I convert to SVG?
You can upload PNG, JPG, BMP, and WebP files up to 10 MB. Logos, icons, line art, and posterized illustrations vectorize the cleanest. Photographs work but produce larger, more complex SVGs.
03Is the conversion really free with no watermark?
Yes. Every tool on Wirelogs is free with no usage limits, no watermarks, no premium tier, and no sign-up. The output SVG is exactly what the tracer produces — nothing added.
04Do you upload my image to a server?
No. The entire conversion runs in your browser using WebAssembly. The image never leaves your device, so even sensitive or unreleased brand assets stay private.
05What detail level should I pick?
Simple is best for solid logos and icons (smaller files, fewer paths). Balanced is a safe default for most images. Detailed and Maximum capture more nuance for illustrations and photos but produce larger SVGs. Try a couple — re-running is instant.
06Can I edit the SVG after I download it?
Absolutely. Open the SVG in Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity Designer, or even VS Code. Every path, fill, and color is fully editable.
07Will the SVG look identical to the PNG?
For logos, icons, and flat artwork — virtually identical and often crisper. For photographs and gradients, the SVG approximates the original using simplified color regions. Pick a higher detail level to capture more nuance.
08Does this work on mobile?
Yes. The tool runs on iOS and Android browsers, supports touch and drag-and-drop, and works offline once the page has loaded.
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Turn that PNG into a crisp SVG.
Drag any PNG, JPG, BMP, or WebP into the tool above and download a scalable vector in seconds. No sign-up, no watermark, no upload.
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