Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Or trace raster images back to SVG using potrace. All processing happens in your browser.
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Vector vs Raster
SVG is Math
SVG images are described by mathematical curves, not pixels. This means an SVG logo can be blown up to the size of a billboard without losing quality — the browser simply recalculates the curves at the new size.
The Potrace Algorithm
Potrace, created by Peter Selinger in 2001, traces bitmaps into smooth vector paths using a clever two-step process: first it finds the outline of every black region, then it fits Bezier curves to those outlines. It is still the gold standard for bitmap tracing.
When to Use Each
Use SVG for logos, icons, and illustrations that need to scale. Use PNG for photos and complex images with gradients — tracing a photograph to SVG usually creates millions of curves and a larger file size than the original photo.
Pro Tip: For best tracing results, use high-contrast images with clear edges. Photos with soft gradients will trace poorly — SVG is not meant for photorealism.
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