Trace a PNG into a vector file that stays sharp at any size, then open it in your design software or your cutting machine's app.
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A PNG is made of pixels: enlarge it and its edges turn blurry. Vectorizing traces those pixels into shapes described by curves, saved as an SVG file. The result can be scaled from a favicon to a banner without losing sharpness, and every shape can be recoloured or edited.
SVG is the vector format every tool reads: Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity and Figma open it as editable shapes, cutting machines such as Cricut and Silhouette import it as cut lines, and browsers display it directly. Black & white mode gives one clean silhouette, which is what cutting and engraving need.
Logos, icons, line art, stickers and flat illustrations give the cleanest results. Photos can be traced too, but they become a posterized, artistic version. Start from the largest PNG you have: more pixels give smoother curves.
Drop a PNG (or a JPG or WebP) on the page: it stays on your device.
Colour keeps every colour as its own layer; black & white gives one silhouette for cutting or engraving.
Pick a preset, compare with the original, and download the SVG.
Remove the background first if the image has one: a transparent PNG gives a vector of the subject alone.
For a logo with flat colours, the Sharp preset keeps corners crisp; for a drawing, Detailed keeps small strokes.
TipThe tracing runs in your browser: unreleased logos and client artwork never leave your device.
Nothing is uploaded or kept on our servers.
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