Conversor de imagem para SVG

Logos, icons, drawings, signatures and anything with flat colours and clear edges turn into clean, small SVGs. Photos work too, but come out as a poster-like picture made of colour shapes, and the file can be large.

Colours is how many colours the SVG uses: fewer gives a simpler, smaller file. Detail decides how closely the shapes follow the edges: lower is smoother and smaller, higher keeps small details. Remove white background drops the white around a logo, so the SVG is see-through.

No. The image is traced on your device, in your browser, and never leaves it.

Yes. It's a normal SVG made of filled paths, so it opens in Inkscape, Illustrator, Figma and similar apps, and you can change colours or delete shapes there.

Every colour area becomes a shape described in text, so busy pictures make big files. Use fewer colours, lower detail, or a smaller picture size to make it smaller.