PNG to SVG converter
Convert PNG to SVG online
CleanVector turns PNG artwork into a scalable SVG that you can preview and download from the browser. It is built for logos, high-contrast graphics, AI-generated assets, and stock contributor workflows.
Use it when you already have a PNG and need an editable vector-style file instead of a fixed raster image. The same conversion also creates an EPS export when the backend can generate one.
- ✓ 3 free exports every day
- ✓ SVG and EPS downloads
- ✓ No credit card required
Try it now — no signup needed
Convert one PNG or JPG to a clean SVG right here. An account is optional for saved history, EPS, and stock metadata.
Drop a PNG or JPG here or click to choose
PNG or JPG, max 5MB
Practical workflow
- 1
Upload a PNG
Choose a PNG under the public beta upload limit. CleanVector validates the file on the backend before conversion.
- 2
Tune the trace
Use threshold, smoothing, color, and invert controls when the default trace needs a small adjustment.
- 3
Download SVG and EPS
Preview the SVG in the app, then download the generated vector files for editing, layout, or stock preparation.
What it helps with
- Create scalable SVG output from clean PNG artwork without installing desktop vector software.
- Check anchor count and SVG file size after conversion so you can judge whether the result is practical to edit.
- Keep the first workflow simple: upload, convert, preview, and download.
Good source images still matter
Sharp, high-contrast PNGs usually trace better than blurry screenshots or photos.
Transparent logos, icons, silhouettes, and flat artwork are better candidates than detailed raster images.
Very complex images may need manual cleanup in a vector editor after conversion.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the PNG to SVG converter free?
- Yes. You get 3 free exports every day with no credit card. After that, each conversion uses 1 credit, so casual use stays free.
- Can I edit the SVG in Illustrator, Inkscape, or Figma?
- Yes. CleanVector outputs a standard SVG with editable vector paths, so you can open and refine it in Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, and other vector editors.
- What kind of PNG converts best?
- Sharp, high-contrast artwork such as logos, icons, silhouettes, and flat graphics traces cleanly. Photographs and blurry screenshots usually produce noisy results.
- Does it keep a transparent background?
- Yes. If your PNG has a transparent background, the traced SVG keeps that cutout instead of filling it with a solid block.
- Do I also get an EPS file?
- Yes. Each conversion can also produce an EPS export alongside the SVG, which is handy for print and stock marketplace workflows.