PNG to SVG converter for clean, editable vectors.
Turn raster PNG logos and illustrations into SVG paths with shared boundaries, exact palettes, and analytical curve fitting—then open the result in Vectenza Studio.
Free during beta. No credit card required.

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Real PNG in. Editable SVG out.
The sample below is an actual Vectenza reconstruction—not a mockup. Compare the source PNG with the SVG paths the engine produced.

Three steps from PNG pixels to SVG paths.
01
Upload a PNG
Drop a logo, icon, or illustration into the Studio. PNG with transparency is supported alongside JPEG, WebP, and GIF.
02
Inspect the reconstruction
Vectenza builds a shared planar boundary graph, fits Bézier curves and corners, and shows the SVG beside your original at up to 8× zoom.
03
Tune palette and export
Merge similar colors, punch out backgrounds, then download editable SVG 1.1 paths ready for Figma, Illustrator, or the web.
Built for logos and hard edges—not soft photo tracing.
- Shared boundaries. Neighboring shapes share edge chains so exports stay watertight when you recolor or scale.
- Palette control. Inspect detected colors, merge near-duplicates, and remove backgrounds into transparency before export.
- Developer API. Need batch PNG→SVG in your own stack? Use the Vectenza API.
PNG to SVG questions
- How do I convert a PNG to SVG with Vectenza?
- Open the Studio, upload your PNG, review paths and palette, then export an editable SVG. No desktop install is required.
- Does Vectenza trace each PNG color as a separate mask?
- No. Adjacent regions share boundary edges in a planar graph, which avoids the gaps and overlaps common in independent mask tracers.
- Will my PNG stay sharp at any size after conversion?
- Yes. The output is vector geometry—paths, fills, and optional gradients—so it scales without the pixelation of the source raster.
- Is the PNG to SVG converter free?
- Yes during beta. Studio conversions use a free daily allowance with no credit card required.
Try your PNG in Vectenza Studio.
Upload, compare at 8×, tune the palette, and export SVG paths in one workflow.