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✦ BitmapCraft

Image to Vector Converter

Turn PNG, JPG, WebP, or a simple SVG into an editable SVG vector file. Tune the colors, detail, and noise reduction before downloading.

◉ Your image stays in your browser

Upload & Preview

Ready to upload

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Drop an image here

or choose a file from your device

PNG, JPG, WebP, SVG · Up to 12 MB

Original—

Vector SVGNot generated

Your vector preview will appear here.

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Canvas size—

SVG paths—

SVG size—

Trace settings

Start with a preset, then fine-tune the result if needed.

Best for

Balanced artwork Logos & flat icons Detailed illustrations Posterized / bold shapes Black & white line art

Number of colors12

Fewer colors make a simpler, lighter SVG.

Path detailBalanced

Higher detail preserves more edges but can create a larger file.

Noise reduction8

Removes very small shapes and reduces visual speckles.

Edge smoothing0

Useful for scanned artwork; keep it low for logos.

Background handling

Preserve original background Remove near-white background Flatten transparency on white

Sharper corners Helps icons and geometric logos retain right angles.

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Best result: use clear logos, illustrations, icons, drawings, or high-contrast artwork. Photos can be vectorized, but usually create large SVG files with many shapes.

How it works

BitmapCraft traces color regions and edges from a raster image, then writes them as scalable SVG paths.

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Upload an image

Choose PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG. Your file is processed only in the browser.

2

Tune the trace

Set color count, detail, smoothing, and noise reduction to match your artwork.

3

Download SVG

Save the scalable vector file and open it in Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape, or a web project.

Image to vector FAQ

Is the SVG actually editable?

Yes. The generated file is made of SVG paths and colored shapes, not a raster image simply placed inside an SVG container. You can open it in Figma, Adobe Illustrator, Inkscape, or most design tools and edit the individual path objects.

Which images convert best to vector?

Logos, icons, flat illustrations, line art, stickers, symbols, and designs with solid colors convert best. For photographs, use fewer colors first to keep the SVG file manageable.

Why does my SVG look different from the original image?

Vectorization approximates pixels with shapes. Increasing detail and color count preserves more visual information, while increasing noise reduction creates a cleaner and smaller SVG.

Do you upload my image to a server?

No. The image is read and vectorized inside your own browser. The page does not send the image to a BitmapCraft server.