AI image to SVG converter
AI-generated PNG or JPG in, clean vector out

Converts almost perfectly: flat illustration, sticker designs, icons, logos and monograms, mascots with solid colours, silhouettes, line art, simple patterns and badges — anything with a limited palette and clear edges. Typical result: 3 to 10 colours, a few dozen shapes, tens of kilobytes. Smooth shading such as a soft glow or a gradient background is detected before the colours are counted and written as a real SVG gradient, so it stays one smooth shape rather than turning into bands.

Converts approximately: richly shaded illustration, painterly styles and anything with texture or grain. These become a stylised poster: up to 32 flat colours plus gradients where the shading is smooth. That can look striking — it is how pop-art and screen-print separations are made — but it is a different picture from the original, not a faithful copy.

Converts poorly: photorealistic images, heavy film grain, busy backgrounds with a hundred soft shapes, and anything with fine hair or fur. Generated text deserves a special warning: image generators often produce letters that look right at a glance and wrong up close. A tracer will keep the wrong letters. If the design needs words, delete them from the trace and retype them in your vector editor with a real font.

The same logic holds for hand-drawn art, scans and photographs; the raster vs. vector guide shows what to expect from each kind of image before you start.

1. Drop the image in and look at the swatch row. Generated art often has subtle grain, so auto-detect may list a few near-duplicate colours. Lower Colours until each swatch is a colour you intended.
2. Handle the noise. Tick Smooth noise first to run an edge-preserving filter before the trace, and raise Remove specks to merge tiny islands into their surroundings. JPEG-compressed files are detected and filtered automatically.
3. Choose the edge character. Generated outlines wobble slightly. Balanced or Smooth gives rounder, calmer curves; Sharp keeps every corner, which suits geometric designs.
4. Clean the background and export. Tick Transparent background, hide any colour you do not want by clicking its swatch, check the Compare view at 400 %, then Download SVG. If the file will be cut or extruded, turn Detect gradients off and set Layers to Cut out under Advanced so every colour is exactly its own closed shape.

Where the SVG goes next. Cricut, Silhouette and laser software import it directly. Tinkercad, Fusion and Blender can import SVG outlines and extrude them into solids — keep these to single-colour silhouettes with few, closed shapes for the best result. Illustrator, Inkscape, Affinity and Figma open it for edits, and a PNG rendered at 2× or 4× from the vector is available if a platform still wants a bitmap.

Rights. Vectorizing does not change who may use an image. Check the terms of the generator you used and avoid tracing artwork or logos that belong to somebody else; AI output that resembles an existing trademark is a risk whether it is a PNG or an SVG.