How to Convert Image to Vector
1. Upload Your Image
Drag and drop or click to upload your image file
2. AI Converts Instantly
Our AI traces edges and creates clean vector paths
3. Download Vector
Get your scalable Vector file ready to use
Why Use VectoSolve for Image to Vector?
AI-Powered Accuracy
Our AI analyzes your image and creates the cleanest possible vector output
Automatic Background Removal
Option to automatically remove backgrounds during conversion
Fast Processing
Most conversions complete in just 2-5 seconds
No Software Required
Works entirely in your browser - no downloads needed
High Quality Output
Professional-grade SVG files ready for any use
Commercial License
Use converted files for any purpose including commercial
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert an image to vector?
Upload your image (PNG, JPG, etc.) to VectoSolve, click Convert, and download your vector SVG file. AI handles the conversion automatically.
What images work best for vectorization?
Images with clear edges and solid colors (logos, icons, graphics) vectorize best. Photos may be simplified during conversion.
What is the difference between raster and vector?
Raster images (PNG, JPG) use pixels that blur when enlarged. Vector images (SVG) use mathematical paths that scale infinitely.
Is image to vector conversion free?
Yes! Get 1 free conversion with no signup. Premium plans start at $4/month for 30 conversions.
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