Private PNG to SVG converter

Convert PNG artwork into real, editable SVG paths

Trace transparent graphics, flat artwork, line drawings, and simple images into vectors you can inspect and refine before downloading.

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The useful result

An SVG made from editable shapes—not a renamed PNG in a wrapper.

Vector Studio identifies color regions and fits paths around them. You control the palette, contour detail, cleanup, and output rather than accepting an opaque conversion.

Step by step

A practical workflow you can control.

  1. 01

    Open or paste the PNG

    Drag, choose, or paste your image. Transparent PNGs work especially well for icons and flat artwork.

  2. 02

    Match the tracing mode to the image

    Use Flat Artwork for graphics, Line Art for drawn strokes, Photo for stylization, or Geometric for structured shapes.

  3. 03

    Balance detail and simplicity

    Adjust palette size, curve precision, small-region cleanup, and contour smoothing while comparing the result.

  4. 04

    Download SVG or PNG

    Export editable SVG paths or render a finished PNG at the dimensions you need.

Why use Vector Studio

Keep the process simple without giving up the details.

01

Selective tracing

Vectorize only a selected area when the whole image does not need conversion.

02

Visible controls

See exactly how palette and geometry changes affect the vector before exporting.

03

No arbitrary 24-color cap

Use a scene-quality budget that can preserve richer artwork when more colors are useful.

Better source, better result

Small preparation choices make cleaner vectors.

Common questions

Before you vectorize.

Does changing PNG to SVG automatically improve quality?

Only when the image is converted into meaningful vector paths. Vector Studio traces regions and curves so the result can scale cleanly, although it cannot invent detail missing from the source.

Can Vector Studio vectorize photographs?

Yes, using Photo Stylization mode. The result is a stylized set of vector color regions rather than a lossless reproduction of every pixel.

Can I paste an image instead of saving it first?

Yes. Copy an image to your clipboard and paste it into Vector Studio.

Your image stays on your device

Ready to make it editable?

Open the file, refine the parts that matter, and export a reusable SVG.

Open Vector Studio