PNG Converter Free & private

PNG to SVG Converter

Convert and compress PNG images online. Free, fast, and private, right in your browser.

  1. Add files
  2. Convert
  3. Download

Why use PNG Converter?

100% free

No limits, watermarks or sign-up. Convert as many images as you need.

Private by design

Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to a server.

Batch conversion

Add multiple files at once and download everything as one ZIP.

Compress and resize

Control quality and maximum width to cut file size without guesswork.

Two-way conversion

Switch direction to turn JPG, WebP, PDF or SVG back into PNG.

Works on any device

Use it on desktop, tablet or phone with nothing to install.

PNG to SVG and SVG to PNG converter

Convert PNG to SVG in two ways: embed the image inside an SVG wrapper for instant results, or trace it into real vector paths that scale without losing quality. Tracing works best on logos, icons and flat artwork. Convert SVG to PNG to get a raster image for social media, documents or apps.

How to convert PNG to SVG

  1. Select PNG ⇄ SVG.
  2. Add your PNG and choose Embed or Trace to vector.
  3. Convert and download the SVG.

PNG vs SVG: raster and vector explained

PNG images are made of pixels, so they blur when enlarged. SVG images are made of shapes and paths, so they stay sharp at any size, from a favicon to a billboard. That makes SVG ideal for logos, icons and illustrations on websites, and it often produces smaller files for simple graphics.

Get the best vector trace

Start with a high-contrast PNG that has flat colors and a clean background. Photos and gradients produce large, noisy SVG files, so use tracing for logos, icons and line art.

Frequently asked questions

Is PNG to SVG a true vector conversion?

Only in Trace mode. Embed mode keeps your pixels inside an SVG file. Photos trace poorly; logos trace well.

What size is the PNG from an SVG?

It uses the SVG's own dimensions, or 1024 pixels if none are defined.

Can I edit the SVG afterward?

Yes. Traced SVG files open in Illustrator, Figma and Inkscape, where you can recolor and edit the paths.

Why is my SVG file large?

Photos and gradients create many paths. Use simple, high-contrast artwork for the smallest files.