PNG to SVG Converter
Convert PNG images to SVG format online for free.
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Supported Format: PNG (.png) • Maximum file size: 10 MB
How to convert PNG to SVG – step by step
Converting PNG to SVG takes three simple steps:
Step 1: Add your files
Drag and drop your .png files onto the upload area above, or click "Choose Files" to browse. Add as many files as you need.
Step 2: Choose settings
Verify your files in the conversion queue list. You can preview image dimensions, add more images, or clear the list before starting the conversion.
Step 3: Convert & Download
Click "Convert All" to run the high-speed conversion. When it's done, download your converted SVG files individually, or save all of them at once.
Features of our PNG to SVG Converter
High-Fidelity Quality
Preserves image clarity, resolution, and supported transparency during JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, JFIF, SVG, TIFF, and PSD conversions.
Privacy-Focused Processing
Your image files are processed securely according to our file processing policy and temporary files are deleted after 15 minutes.
Batch Image Processing
Convert multiple JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, JFIF, SVG, TIFF, or PSD images in the same session for faster bulk processing.
Cloud Storage Import
Import supported images directly from Google Drive or Dropbox without downloading them to your device first.
Browser-Based Conversion
Convert images directly in your browser on mobile phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers without installing software.
Free Image Conversion
Convert supported images online without registration, subscriptions, watermarks, or hidden conversion charges.
What is a PNG to SVG Converter?
This tool converts your transparent PNG images into Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) format online for free. It preserves original transparency layers and maps transparency bounds borderless inside the responsive vector frame, making it perfect for custom logos, web designs, and interface assets.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is image transparency preserved after conversion?
Yes. If your source PNG has transparent layers, they are fully retained inside the base64-encoded vector XML output.
2. Why wrap a PNG inside an SVG file?
Wrapping transparent PNGs in SVGs allows them to be embedded directly as XML, permitting easy styling, layout scaling, and responsive rendering on high-definition Retina screens.