SVG maker
Turn a JPEG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC into an SVG made of curves, so it stays sharp when enlarged.
The result is drawing paths, not a picture pasted into an SVG. Flat art traces cleanly. A photo becomes many shapes and will not look like a hand-drawn illustration. The trace uses at most 2000 pixels on the long side.
Drop a picture and download an SVG made of curves. The file has no photo inside it, so it stays sharp when you zoom, the way a drawn illustration does. Illustration mode follows the color shapes and keeps small marks. Photo mode drops fine speckle before tracing. A photograph will not become a hand-drawn picture. The trace looks at a copy no larger than 2000 pixels on the long side so the page can finish.
- 1Drop the image.
- 2Pick Illustration, Photo, or Black and white.
- 3Make the SVG, check the preview, then download it.
The file is real curves, not a picture pasted into an SVG. It stays sharp when you zoom. Flat art comes closest. A photo becomes many shapes and will not look like a drawing made by hand.
Questions
- Is this a real vector?
- Yes. The file is filled with path curves. There is no embedded photo, so zooming does not turn it into blocks.
- Will a photo look like a drawing?
- No. The tracer follows color regions. A photograph becomes a stack of shapes, not a picture someone drew.
- Nothing is uploaded. Closing the tab drops the file.
- The trace runs in this tab. The image is not uploaded.