Free SVG Converter : Image to SVG

    Kittl's free SVG converter turns a JPG or PNG image into a scalable SVG vector in three steps: upload, choose full color or monochrome, then download or keep editing. Logos, icons, and illustrations with clear shapes trace cleanest.

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    How to use Kittl's SVG converter

    Upload a JPG or PNG, pick a color mode, and download your SVG. Here's how each step works.

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    1. Upload your Image

    Drop in a JPG or PNG. Want only the subject? Remove the background in one click, so the converter doesn't trace the empty space around it.

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    2. Choose color mode

    Pick Full Color for a vibrant, multi-color vector, or Monochrome for clean black and white. Monochrome suits one-color print and cutting machines like Cricut. Then hit Vectorize.

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    3. Edit and download your SVG

    Download your image as an SVG file straight away, or open it in the Kittl Editor to adjust colors and export other formats.

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    Have a PNG?

    Turn logos, icons, and transparent PNGs into full-color or black-and-white vectors with the PNG to SVG Converter. Transparent graphics with clear edges convert especially well.

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    Ready to convert your image into higher quality?

    Trace your image into a full-color or monochrome SVG, with background removal built in. Then recolor, resize, and export it in the Kittl Editor. Prefer to vectorize right on your artboard? Use the Kittl Vectorizer and export as SVG or PDF. Try 3 conversions free, or sign up for higher-quality results.

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    Have a JPG?

    Turn JPG and JPEG photos, logos, and artwork into full-color or black-and-white SVGs with the JPG to SVG Converter. Then put your design on real products with product mockups.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    • An SVG (Scalable Vector Graphic) is a versatile image format that defines graphics with vectors rather than pixels, allowing for infinite scaling without loss of quality. This makes it ideal for logos and interface elements that need to maintain sharpness across diverse sizes and resolutions.