Image to SVG
Quickly convert any image into a scalable vector graphic (SVG).
Instructions
Upload an image and click on Convert. After the conversion, the result will be displayed, which can be downloaded by clicking the Download button.
How does it work?
The algorithm used is VTracer. First, the algorithm groups similar pixels by color into clusters. Each of these clusters is then converted into polygons and smoothed with a curve fitting tool before finally exporting as SVG.
What is SVG?
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based image format for describing two-dimensional vector graphics. Unlike other image formats such as JPEG or PNG, which are rasterized images, SVG is a vector graphics format, meaning it is composed of geometric shapes (lines, points, curves, polygons) rather than pixels.
Some important features of SVG include:
- Scalability: SVG graphics can be scaled without losing quality, making them ideal for designs that need to adapt to different screen sizes or devices.
- XML-Based: SVG files are structured in XML, which means they can be created and manipulated with text editing tools or programs.
- Interactivity and Animations: SVG allows adding interactivity and animations, which is useful for interactive graphics like buttons and animated diagrams.
- Web Compatibility: SVG is a W3C standard and is widely compatible with web browsers, making it a popular choice for graphics in websites and applications.
- Editability and Accessibility: As a text-based format, SVG files are easily editable and accessible to both machines and human users.
This format is commonly used in icons, logos, graphics, and diagrams that require precision and flexible sizing.
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