JPG to SVG
Traces a JPG into SVG vectors. Logos work, photos do not.
What this does
This reads the pixels in your JPG and traces them into an SVG: regions of similar color are grouped and outlined with vector paths. The result is a new file made of colored shapes, not the original JPG re-wrapped inside an SVG. Because it's tracing and not true vectorization, logos, icons, and flat art trace cleanly while photos turn into a blobby approximation of polygons.
How it works
- 1Drop your JPG images.
- 2Each one gets traced into an SVG built from colored polygons.
- 3Download them one by one, or grab the whole batch as a zip.
Built with open source
- ImageTracer.js — Traces raster images into SVG vectors. · Unlicense
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