Convert pixel-based images (JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, WEBP) into scalable SVG, EPS, and DXF vector graphics — perfect for logos, illustrations, and print-ready designs.
22 conversions across all major raster inputs and vector output formats.
JPG / JPEG → Vector
PNG → Vector
GIF → Vector
BMP · TIFF · WEBP → Vector
Vectors scale infinitely — the right choice for logos, print, and precision work.
Vector graphics scale from a 16px favicon to a 10-metre billboard without any quality loss — impossible with pixel-based raster files.
Convert to EPS or DXF for professional printing, laser cutting, CNC machining, and CAD software. Crisp edges at any resolution.
Advanced tracing algorithms convert your raster images quickly while preserving detail, colour accuracy, and clean path definitions.
All conversions are handled securely. Your image files are never stored or shared — complete privacy guaranteed.
SVG, EPS, and DXF serve different workflows — pick the right one.
Scalable Vector Graphics
Best for web & UI design
An open XML-based standard natively supported in all modern browsers. The go-to output for icons, logos, and web graphics.
Encapsulated PostScript
Best for print & professional design
A PostScript-based format with decades of industry support. Required by many print shops and widely accepted by professional design applications.
Drawing Exchange Format
Best for CAD & manufacturing
An Autodesk interchange format understood by virtually all CAD, laser cutting, and CNC software worldwide.
Everything you need to know about raster-to-vector conversion.
Raster-to-vector conversion — also called vectorisation or image tracing — is the process of analysing a pixel-based image and converting the shapes, edges, and colour regions it contains into mathematically defined paths stored in a vector format such as SVG, EPS, or DXF. The resulting file is fully scalable, resolution-independent, and editable in professional design and CAD applications.
The most common use cases are converting a scanned or photographed logo into a clean SVG for web use; preparing an illustration for a print shop that requires an EPS file; importing a design outline into a laser cutter or CNC machine via DXF; and creating an editable version of a graphic that was only available as a raster. Images with strong contrast, clean edges, and a limited colour palette — such as logos, icons, and line drawings — convert most successfully.
22 conversions available — free, instant, no sign-up required.