VTracer traces colours into editable paths, so the SVG scales to billboard size with no blur.
Many 'PNG to SVG' converters simply embed the PNG inside an SVG file. It has the right extension but is still pixels — it blurs when scaled and cannot be edited in Illustrator or Figma.
ImageLabs traces the image into real vector paths with VTracer, grouping colours into shapes you can recolour and resize freely.
Upload the PNG: Flat logos and icons trace best. Remove backgrounds first for a clean trace.
Vectorize: Colours are separated into stacked paths.
Download SVG: Open in Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape or Cricut Design Space.
Real paths: Editable shapes, not embedded pixels.
Infinite scaling: Business card to banner, same file.
Colour layers: Each colour becomes its own group.
Does it work on photos? It will trace them, but photos become stylised posterised art. Vectorizing is best for logos, icons and flat illustrations.
Should I upscale first? For tiny or blurry PNGs, yes — upscale, then vectorize for smoother curves.
Is transparency kept? Transparent areas stay empty in the SVG.
Is it free to try? Yes. Signed-in accounts get 10 free credits every day, and new users can try Pro free for 7 days — cancel anytime. No watermark on any plan.