PNG to SVG converter
PNG to SVG, drawn as real shapes.
- Converting and previewing are free
- One credit keeps the file, every format included
Drop an image here
PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP or TIFF · Up to 10 MB
The short version
To convert a PNG to SVG, drop it on VecSnap. It draws the image again as vector shapes in full color, leaves the transparent areas empty and keeps the anchor points few, so the file stays sharp at any size and opens in Figma, Illustrator and Cricut Design Space. Converting and previewing are free, and one credit keeps the file.
Updated Oct 24, 20263 sources
01The file, opened
Every anchor point, before you keep it.
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An example we picked, made with Gemini.
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VecSnap 84, potrace 18,982potrace 18,982
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In the file
2 circles · 5 paths
4 colors
02Real vectors
Does converting a PNG to SVG lose quality?
<svg viewBox="0 0 1200 1200">
<image width="1200" height="1200"
href="data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAA…"/>
</svg>- The same pixels, so it blurs when you zoom
- No shapes to select or recolor
- Often heavier than the PNG itself
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 2048 2048">
<path fill="#c93e27" d="M677.56 1365.44l693.14.08c6.69.54 6.08-1.93 9.94-2.15l-70.93 393.17c-3.64 20.06-21.35 34.18-41.19 35.58q-.19-.16-7.51-.07l-475.84-.03c-1.31.05-2.58.01-4.01.08-24.04-1.3-39.37-16.17-43.68-39.42l-65.62-365.65c-1.19-6.88-2.85-14.41-2.82-21.43l8.52-.16z"/>
<path fill="#202e4e" d="M1243.08 1237.99c-60.84-1.17-122.52-.81-183.65-.69l-255.26-.25c-.04-1.65-.57-3.78-.57-5.88l.1-291.45c-.02-24.01-.77-48.53.71-72.44 9.53-153.18 172.44-248.25 311.3-184.63 80.44 36.85 128.67 113.14 129.07 201.96l.02 347.41c0 3.75.17 2.71-1.72 5.97z"/>
<path fill="#202e4e" d="M797.86 399.7c5.06 4.01 17.51 12.24 25.13 19.37 34.51 31.15 54.67 75.31 56.95 121.89.25 5.66.13 11.82.12 17.5l.05 119.83q-37.66 27.72-60.56 60.9c-27.44 39.2-42.69 84.93-45.02 132.44l-10.95-.68c-123.71-12.93-222.35-119.42-225.57-244.1-.44-15.22-.08-31.18-.17-46.5.24-11.91-.18-23.99.2-35.99 1.25-39.56 16.52-81.09 43.11-110.39 3.79-4.04 7.33-7.71 11.35-11.57 1.28-1.3 1.74-.99 2.7-2.14q2-2.09 1.53-3.52c.04.61 1.22.94 1.25 1.56q.04 4.07 8.38 14.59c54.1 68.66 164.53 50.48 191.5-33.19z"/>
<path fill="#d0e5ee" d="M804.3 1237.05l255.13.22c61.08.03 122.9-.55 183.69.84 2.03-.07 3.61 1.17 5.68 1.39.34-.12-.14-1.5 1.92-2.13.75.06 3.23.24 4.01.22l165.75-.27c15.71-.21 27.49 10.72 27.38 26.74l-.02 75.37c0 11.71-10.75 25.44-23.07 25.53l-37.42.11c-5.51-.14 1.1-2.89-5.68-2.88-4.19.27-3.95 2.72-5.12 2.58-1.07-.13.36-1.22-1.29.2-.66.39-3.85 1.06-4.5.58l-693.21.02c-1.03-.29-5-1.59-5.27-1.58-2.14.09 1.09 1.67-1.22.66-1.61-.71-1.48-4.17-6.43-2.16-3.81 1.54.71 2.5-6.03 2.58l-35.47-.15c-11.09-.05-22.99-13.26-22.97-23.95l.01-80.42c.08-10.14 12.19-22.62 22.08-23.02h21.94l153.98-.07c1.1 1.19 1.21 2.85 3.71 4.17 4.03 2.11 5.3-1.65 2.42-4.58z"/>
<path fill="#202e4e" d="M1309 660q.82 6.5 4.37 14.63c30.14 68.91 119.8 85.6 169.8 29.26 15.34 22.15 25.59 48.73 26.82 76.25.46 10.45.01 21.48.01 31.99 0 15.04.49 30.5-.01 45.49-3.7 111.09-98.7 208.97-211.07 209.12l-25.35-.04.03-185.41c-.42-46.13-13.54-90.6-37.08-130.06l-5.27-8.5c13.12-39.4 38.16-66.24 74.88-84.79 4.18-2.11 1.5-.62 2.87 2.06z"/>
<circle cx="693.2" cy="365.38" r="110.05" fill="#db9c32"/>
<circle cx="1408.02" cy="635.33" r="102.33" fill="#db9c32"/>
</svg>- Edges stay sharp at any size
- Shapes you can select and recolor
- Light enough to paste into code
03What you get
What a good PNG to SVG file keeps
Real shapes
Circles stay circles and curves stay smooth, ready to select in your editor.
Every color
Each color of the PNG comes out grouped, so you can change it in one step.
A transparent background
The empty areas of the PNG stay empty, so the file sits on any background.
Few anchor points
Each edge has the points it needs and no more, so the file stays easy to edit.
04Which file
Which file to download for Figma, print or the web
A website or an appWeb file
The lightest SVG: a viewBox and the shapes, with nothing to strip out.
Figma or IllustratorDesign file
Layers named by role, real circles and rectangles, colors grouped.
A print shopPDF
The Design file as a PDF, ready to print at any size.
| Where the SVG goes | Download | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| A website or an app | Web file | The lightest SVG: a viewBox and the shapes, with nothing to strip out. |
| Figma or Illustrator | Design file | Layers named by role, real circles and rectangles, colors grouped. |
| A print shop | The Design file as a PDF, ready to print at any size. |
One credit keeps the image, with every format included.
05Questions
PNG to SVG, answered.
Sources
- SVG 2: the image elementW3C, read Oct 23, 2026
- How to upload images into Design SpaceCricut Help, read Oct 23, 2026
- Add images and videos to designsFigma Help, read Oct 23, 2026
Yes. VecSnap keeps every color of the drawing and groups the shapes of each one, so a color changes everywhere in one step. potrace, the tracer inside Inkscape, draws one color at a time.
Yes. The transparent areas of the PNG stay empty in the SVG, so the file sits on any background.
Some converters put the PNG inside an SVG file instead of drawing it. That file holds the same pixels, blurs when you zoom and has no shapes to edit. VecSnap draws every shape again, so its file holds circles and paths.
Yes. Download the Design file: its layers are named by role, and circles and rectangles come in as shapes you can select and resize. Figma turns an imported SVG into vector layers.
VecSnap is made for drawn images: logos, icons, stickers and flat illustrations. A photo comes out as thousands of small shapes.
Converting and previewing are free. One credit keeps an image, with every format and re-run included.
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Converting is free. You see the whole result before you spend anything.
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