Convert an EPS file into an SVG you can use on websites and in Figma or Inkscape, keeping its shapes and colors.
Click to choose or drag & drop here
Up to 10 files · 50 MB each
Choose an .eps file, up to 50 MB (up to 10 files at once).
Ghostscript reads the EPS and Inkscape writes the same shapes, colors and size as SVG.
Use it on a website, in Figma or Canva, or in cutting-machine software.
An EPS is already a vector file, so nothing is redrawn: Ghostscript reads the EPS and Inkscape writes the same shapes as SVG. That is why this converter keeps colors, unlike the image-to-vector converters, which trace a picture into one-color outlines.
We converted a test EPS containing colored shapes, a thin line, a word of text and a gradient:
| In the EPS | In the SVG |
|---|---|
| Colors | RGB colors are kept exactly (a #1f77b4 blue stayed the same blue); CMYK and spot colors become the nearest screen color |
| Size | Kept: a 4-inch-wide drawing became 288 pt wide |
| Text | Turned into outlines: it can no longer be edited as text, and looks the same everywhere if the EPS embeds its fonts |
| Gradients and photos | Photos are kept as embedded images; gradients may be kept as embedded images too, depending on how the EPS draws them |
| Time | About half a second for a small file |
Figures on this page were measured by the PortImg team in October 2026, on a test copy of our server. How we test