Convert raster images to SVG with Vectorization

Vectorization lets you turn raster images into scalable vector graphics (SVG).

The first vectorization is generated automatically when you open the Vectorize section. After that, you can fine-tune the result using two settings:

• Colors: set the maximum number of colors in the output (based on what’s detected)

• Reduction: filters out small shapes by area (higher = less visual noise)

All vectorization versions are saved in the image’s history and can be reviewed at any time.

Each vectorization run uses credits, the automatic first run included. The current cost is under Your credits cover: click the balance in the top-right corner.

How to use it

1. Click on an image to open the viewer

2. Open the Vectorize section

3. Wait for the vectorization to complete (first run)

4. Adjust Colors and Reduction if needed

5. Click “Vectorize” to re-run with new settings

6. Open the Export section

7. SVG is selected as the format

8. Click "Export"

These steps are for desktop. On a phone, the image viewer has a single Download image dialog with JPEG and SVG.

Feature availability

Vectorization is available for every image you generate, including its background-removed version.

Vectorization is one of the four actions that apply a license, so there is no separate purchase step in front of it. Because the first run starts as soon as you open the Vectorize section, opening it on an image that carries a watermark licenses that image at that moment. Every run still uses credits. An image that is already licensed, or never carried a watermark, uses no license. If you have no licenses or credits left, the run does not start: a window shows what is left and the renewal date if there is one, with Contact us.