Turn any flat PNG image into a crisp, infinitely scalable SVG vector — logos, icons, illustrations and line art.
A PNG is a raster image — a fixed grid of pixels. Blow it up past its original size and it gets blurry or blocky. An SVG is a vector file — built from mathematical paths instead of pixels — so it stays perfectly sharp at any size, from a favicon to a billboard. That's why print shops, sign makers, and app icon guidelines almost always ask for a vector file, not a PNG.
Graphkit's AI vectorizer uploads your PNG, traces it automatically, and gives you back a clean SVG (plus EPS, PDF and Adobe Illustrator AI, if you need those too) — no design software, no manual tracing in Illustrator.
How it works
FAQ
Yes — uploading and previewing your vector is always free, with a watermark. Downloading the clean, watermark-free SVG (plus EPS, PDF and AI formats) costs $3 per image, or is included with a Premium subscription.
Yes, transparency is preserved during vectorization. If your PNG still has a background you want removed first, run it through the background remover before vectorizing.
Logos, icons, line art, and illustrations with clear, flat shapes vectorize the cleanest. Photos can be vectorized too, but will produce more complex paths. Try the vectorizer with your own image to see a free preview first.
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