Pixlss
Image → SVGFrançais

Your images, pixel-free.

Convert PNG and JPG to SVG

Turn an image into a crisp, editable SVG: colors detected automatically, smooth curves, exact lines and arcs.

  • Smart colorsPalette detected, background removed automatically
  • Precise pathsSharp corners, perfect lines, true circular arcs
  • Built-in editorTouch up points, shapes and colors before exporting

How it works

  1. Drop your image

    PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP or TIFF, up to 20 MB. Drag it in, browse your files or paste it with Ctrl+V.

  2. Vectorize

    Colors are detected, the background is removed, and outlines become curves, straight lines and circular arcs.

  3. Refine and download

    Compare with the original, tweak the settings or the shapes in the editor, then download the SVG file.

Frequently asked questions

What does vectorizing an image mean?

A PNG or JPG image is a grid of pixels: enlarge it and it turns blurry or jagged. Vectorizing it means redrawing it as geometric shapes (curves, lines, arcs) described in an SVG file. The result stays sharp at any size and is easy to edit.

Which images give the best results?

Logos, icons, pictograms, flat-color illustrations and line drawings. Photographs, made of gradients and fine detail, are less suited to vectorization.

Which formats are supported?

PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, BMP and TIFF, up to 20 MB. The result is an SVG file, readable by web browsers and by vector drawing software such as Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma.

Can I choose the number of colors?

Yes. By default, the number of colors is detected from the image; the advanced settings let you set a maximum, up to 16. Black & white mode traces the image in a single color, using an adjustable threshold.

Can I edit the SVG before downloading it?

Yes. The built-in editor lets you move points and curve handles, transform, combine or delete shapes, and change their color.