How to Convert PNG to EPS Free (Online & Offline Methods)
Need an EPS file from a PNG? Learn multiple free methods to convert PNG to EPS format for print and professional use.

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EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) is required by many print shops and publishers. Here's how to convert your PNG to EPS format for free.
Why Convert to EPS?
- Professional print requirements
- Legacy software compatibility
- High-quality scalable output
- Industry standard for print production
Important: True Vector vs Embedded Raster
There are two types of PNG to EPS conversion:
- Embedded raster — PNG wrapped in EPS container (not truly scalable)
- True vector — Image traced and converted to vector paths (fully scalable)
For professional results, you want true vector conversion.
Method 1: VectoSolve (True Vector)
- Upload your PNG to VectoSolve
- AI converts it to vector paths
- Download as EPS format
This creates a true vector EPS that scales perfectly.
Method 2: Inkscape (Free Software)
- Open PNG in Inkscape
- Path > Trace Bitmap to vectorize
- Save As > EPS format
Method 3: Online Converters (Embedded Only)
Tools like Convertio or CloudConvert wrap the PNG inside an EPS. This maintains the original quality but doesn't create vectors.
Which Method to Choose?
| Need | Method |
|---|---|
| True scalable vector | VectoSolve |
| Quick embed for print | Online converter |
| Manual control | Inkscape |
EPS File Requirements
Most print shops require:
- CMYK color mode
- Fonts converted to outlines
- No transparency (or flattened)
- Embedded images at 300 DPI minimum
Conclusion
For true vector EPS files, convert your PNG with VectoSolve first, then export to EPS. This ensures your file scales perfectly for any print size.