Vectorizer AI

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is a vectorizer AI?

  A vectorizer AI is a tool that converts raster images, such as PNG or JPG files, into scalable vector graphics. Instead of relying on a grid of pixels, it uses artificial intelligence to trace the image and build geometric paths. This allows the resulting file to be resized infinitely without becoming blurry or pixelated.

• Is Kittl's AI vectorizer free to use?

  Yes. You can use the free AI vectorizer inside Kittl to test the conversion process on your logos, sketches, and graphics. You can vectorize images and export clean, scalable SVG results without watermarks to ensure they are ready for production.

• How do I vectorize an image online?

  Upload your PNG or JPG file into the Kittl workspace, open the tools panel, and select Vectorize. The tool converts the raster image into a vector graphic directly on your artboard. From there, you can adjust the colors, edit shapes, and export the final asset as an SVG or PDF.

• Can I convert PNG to SVG?

  Yes. The Kittl Vectorizer AI converts raster images into scalable vector formats, including SVG. This is the standard workflow for turning PNG logos, icons, illustrations, and packaging artwork into editable vector files.

• Can I convert JPG to SVG?

  Yes. You can upload a JPG or JPEG image and vectorize it. The tool identifies the shapes within the image and converts them into an SVG file, giving you a crisp graphic that can be scaled for print, apparel, and branding projects.

• What is the difference between PNG and SVG?

  PNG is a raster format made from fixed pixels. It works well for digital display but loses quality when enlarged. SVG is a vector format made from mathematical paths, ensuring it stays perfectly sharp at any size. You should use PNG for standard web images, and SVG when you need scalable graphics for print, merchandise, or product labels.

• What is the difference between JPG and SVG?

  JPG is a compressed raster image format, often used for photos and web images. SVG is a scalable vector format, commonly used for logos, icons, illustrations, and graphics that need clean edges. If you need to resize, recolor, or edit a graphic, converting JPG to SVG can make it easier to work with.

• Can I vectorize a hand-drawn sketch?

  Yes. You can scan or photograph a drawing, upload the file, and vectorize it. For the cleanest paths, use an image with high contrast. Once vectorized, you can modify the colors and export the design as a print-ready vector file.

• Can I vectorize a logo?

  Yes. Converting raster logos into scalable vector files is one of the most common uses for an AI vectorizer. If you only have a low-resolution PNG or JPG of your brand logo, vectorizing it provides a sharp, scalable version required for apparel, signage, and packaging.

• What images work best for vectorization?

  Images with clear outlines, strong contrast, and flat colors yield the best vector paths. Logos, icons, sketches, and illustrations vectorize very cleanly. Complex photographs with heavy gradients or shadows are generally not recommended for vectorization.

• Can I vectorize an image without Illustrator?

  Yes. Because Kittl operates in your browser, you can vectorize images without an Adobe Illustrator subscription. You simply upload your image, convert it to vector shapes, and continue editing your brand assets in one unified workspace.

• Why should I convert an image to vector?

  You should convert an image to vector when you need it to stay sharp at any size. Vector files are better for logos, icons, stickers, t-shirts, posters, packaging, signage, and print assets because they can be scaled without losing quality.