Vectorise a bitmap into SVG paths

A scanned logo or a hand-drawn icon only exists as pixels; every resize turns it blurry. A threshold pass separates ink from paper and a contour tracer converts each ink region into a closed SVG path that scales forever.

Drop your file here — or click to choose
bitmap image (PNG/JPG/BMP) · up to 50MB each · processing starts instantly, preview is free
灰度 < 阈值 视为前景(墨迹)
No signup needed. Only pay if you want the clean file.

How it works

  1. Upload a PNG/JPG/BMP with clear ink-vs-paper contrast.
  2. Tune the threshold if the trace misses thin lines or fills in (default 128).
  3. Choose outline (stroked) or filled shapes and download the SVG.

Frequently asked questions

Colour images?
They are reduced to greyscale and thresholded into two levels first — this tracer is for line art, logos and silhouettes.
Photos?
Photos produce thousands of noisy contours. Trace graphics, not photographs.

When this tool is not the right choice

You need a hand-editable, layered vector drawing.
Use a desktop tracer (potrace/Inkscape) with colour quantisation.
Bitmap to SVG (Tracer) — free preview, $0.99 final | yeework