Image Vectorizer

Turn JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP images into editable vector artwork in your browser. Compare VectorCraft, VTracer, Inkvec and Potrace, inspect paths and anchors, and export SVG, SVGZ, PDF, EPS, DXF or PNG.

Upload an image to begin. A completed trace costs 5 website credits. Files stay on your device.

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About Image Vectorizer

The image vectorizer traces raster artwork into editable vector paths. It is useful for logos, icons and illustrations that need to scale beyond the original pixel dimensions. Import your image, compare the available engines and adjust tracing preferences while inspecting the preview. High-contrast source artwork is usually easier to trace than a detailed photograph. Check curves and small lettering before exporting; tracing cannot recover detail that was missing from the source.

How to use Image Vectorizer

Choose a raster image — Import a JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP image from your device.
Adjust the vector tracing — Choose the tracing options and inspect the paths in the preview; simple logos and high-contrast artwork are a useful starting point.
Export the vector result — Review edges and small details, then download the vector output offered by the editor.

Key features

Raster image import
Local image tracing
Adjustable tracing controls
Vector preview before export
Scalable vector output

Why use this tool

Image Vectorizer is useful for turning simple raster logos and illustrations into paths that can be scaled. Tracing follows the pixels in the source; it does not restore missing detail or guarantee an exact font match. Inspect small lettering and edges before sending artwork to print.

Frequently asked questions

What does Image Vectorizer do?

Turn JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP images into editable vectors in your browser

Is it free to use?

The website tool is free to access. Guests receive website credits; signing in unlocks unlimited website credits. Device limits still apply.

Where is my input processed?

Processing takes place in your browser. Local tool inputs are not uploaded to AllNewTools; model or library files may need to download first.

Which browsers can I use?

Use a current browser with JavaScript enabled. Large files, model downloads and advanced file formats may need more memory or specific browser features. Review the result before using it.

Will tracing recreate the original artwork exactly?

No. Tracing approximates pixel edges with paths. Source resolution, lettering and engine settings affect the result; inspect curves and fine details before using it.