Free Online PNG to SVG & SVG to PNG Converter
Convert images to SVG and back without uploading a single file. This free image ⇄ SVG converter traces PNG, JPG, and WebP raster images into clean, scalable SVG vectors, and renders SVG files the other way into high-resolution PNG, JPG, or WebP. Everything runs locally in your browser — your logos, icons, and artwork never touch a server, so it is safe for confidential brand assets and unpublished designs.
Vector tracing (PNG to SVG) is ideal for logos, icons, line art, and flat illustrations: the tool quantizes the image into colors and fits smooth curves, giving you an infinitely scalable SVG you can drop straight into a website or edit in Figma or Illustrator. Going the other way (SVG to PNG), you can export at 1×, 2×, 3×, or 4× the original size for crisp, high-quality raster images, choose a transparent or solid background, and pick PNG, JPG, or WebP. Both directions are batch-first — drop a whole folder of files and download every result at once as a ZIP.
How to Convert PNG to SVG (and SVG to PNG)
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Pick a direction
Toggle between Image → SVG to vectorize raster images, or SVG → Image to rasterize SVG files.
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Set your options
For tracing, choose Color, Grayscale, or Black & White and the number of colors. For rasterizing, choose the format, an export scale up to 4×, and the background.
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Drop your files
Drag one or many PNG, JPG, or WebP images — or .svg files — onto the drop zone. You can also paste raw SVG code when converting to an image.
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Download the results
Preview every converted file, download them individually, copy the SVG code, or grab the whole batch as a single ZIP.
Why Use This Image ⇄ SVG Converter?
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Both directions in one tool
Trace PNG, JPG, and WebP to SVG, or render SVG back to PNG, JPG, and WebP — no need to hunt for two separate converters.
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High-quality raster export
Rasterize SVG at 2×, 3×, or 4× scale for retina-sharp PNGs, exactly what 'svg to png high quality' searches are after.
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Batch processing
Convert dozens of files in one pass and download every result together as a ZIP — built for real workloads, not one file at a time.
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Color, grayscale & B&W tracing
Control how the vectorizer sees your image, with an adjustable color count for clean logos or detailed illustrations.
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Transparent backgrounds
Keep alpha transparency for PNG and WebP output, or flatten onto any solid color for JPG.
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100% private and client-side
All tracing and rendering happens in your browser with no upload, so proprietary artwork stays on your machine.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert a PNG to SVG?
Select the Image → SVG direction, drop your PNG (or JPG/WebP) onto the drop zone, and the tool traces it into a scalable SVG vector. For logos and icons, use Color mode with a low color count for the cleanest result, then download the .svg or copy its code.
Is PNG to SVG conversion the same as a true vector redraw?
No tool can perfectly reconstruct a vector from a flat image. Tracing works best on logos, icons, and flat, high-contrast graphics — it quantizes colors and fits curves to the shapes. Photographs can be traced but produce large, approximate SVGs, so they are better kept as raster images.
How do I export an SVG as a high-quality PNG?
Choose the SVG → Image direction, set the format to PNG, and pick a scale of 2× to 4×. The SVG is rendered at that multiple of its intrinsic size, so a 100×100 SVG exported at 4× becomes a crisp 400×400 PNG.
Can I keep a transparent background?
Yes. For PNG and WebP output, leave 'Transparent background' checked. JPG has no transparency, so it is always flattened onto the background color you choose.
Can I convert many files at once?
Yes. Drop multiple images or SVG files together and each is converted in one pass. When you have more than one result, a 'Download all (ZIP)' button packages every output file into a single archive.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. Both vector tracing and raster rendering run entirely in your browser using the Canvas API and a local tracing engine. Nothing is uploaded, stored, or logged.