SVG is the format of choice for logos, icons and illustrations on the modern web: it scales to any size without blurring and usually weighs far less than a PNG. Our free SVG Converter works in both directions — wrap a PNG or JPG inside an SVG file, or turn an SVG back into a PNG or JPG image — all in your browser, no sign-up.
Converting a raster image to SVG embeds it as a data URI inside a properly sized <svg> wrapper, which is exactly what many upload forms and icon pipelines expect. Going the other way, your vector SVG is rendered crisply at its native resolution and exported as a flat PNG (with transparency) or JPG — perfect when a platform refuses vector uploads.
Designers, developers and marketplace sellers use it daily: icons for app projects, logos for print vendors that demand PNG, and web assets that need the SVG treatment. Everything stays on your device, and it is free for unlimited conversions.
A common workflow: keep your master artwork as SVG, then export PNGs at exactly the pixel sizes each platform requires — app stores, social profiles and ad networks all publish different dimension specs, and exporting from the vector original guarantees crisp results every time.
SVG Converter
Convert images between SVG and PNG/JPG formats in your browser.
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How to use
- Choose the conversion direction from the dropdown (image → SVG, or SVG → PNG/JPG).
- Click the drop zone and select your file.
- Click Convert.
- Check the preview in the result box.
- Click the download link to save the converted file.
FAQs
Does “image to SVG” trace my photo into vector shapes?
No — it embeds the original raster image inside an SVG wrapper (lossless, exact pixels). True vector tracing requires specialized software.
Will SVG → PNG keep transparency?
Yes for PNG output — transparent areas of the SVG stay transparent. Choose JPG only when you want a flat image on a white background, for example when a form or printer requires it.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. Conversion happens locally in your browser using canvas and data URIs.