How to convert an image to SVG.
Prepare a PNG, JPG, WebP or GIF, convert it in Pixel2Vector, then inspect and download the SVG. The single-image workspace starts color conversion automatically when you select an image.
Step 01
Prepare your source
Try up to 2 free watermarked previews without signing in in 24 hours. Sign in with a verified account and use a paid plan or saved purchased credit to download the same result. Choose artwork you own or have permission to use. Each image must be no larger than 10 MB and decode within 40 megapixels. Clear logos, icons and flat illustrations are useful starting points; crop unwanted background and use the cleanest original available.
Step 02
Upload to start color conversion
Choose a file, drop it onto the workspace or paste an image. Uploading starts a color job automatically; there is no separate start confirmation. Wait for the returned result. If the submission response is interrupted, use Recover submission to check that same request instead of uploading again. Jobs marked for review need support before a replacement is created.
Step 03
Compare the image and download SVG
Use Compare for a side-by-side view or Slider to move between the original and vector. Zoom into curves, small lettering and gaps between shapes. Choose a paid plan to unlock the SVG, then download before the displayed expiry and keep a local copy. To edit paths or colors, open the downloaded file in a vector editor. Traced lettering is artwork, not necessarily editable text.
Continue with another guide
- How to batch convert images to SVG.
- How to preview and inspect your SVG.
- Fix image uploads, conversion and SVG downloads.
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