JPG to SVG converter
To convert JPG to SVG, drop your JPG file in the box below. It converts straight away; press Download to save the SVG. It all happens in your browser, so your file stays on your device.
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What changes
| JPG to SVG | What happens |
|---|---|
| JPG blotches | Left out: the logo’s own colours are found first, the smears along edges are not traced |
| Background | The colour around the logo becomes see-through; switch it off to keep it |
| Photos | Become flat areas of colour, like a poster, in a large file |
| Small JPGs | Enlarged before tracing, so edges come out as curves |
| The file | A viewBox and no fixed size, one path per colour, rounded coordinates |
How to convert JPG to SVG
- Add your JPG. Drop the file in the box, or click to choose it. It becomes SVG straight away.
- Check the result. Look at the preview and the size. Pick the kind of picture or the number of colours if you like; it is traced again as you go.
- Download. Press Download to save the SVG.
Traced, a blotchy JPG logo becomes clean shapes with smooth edges and no background. The SVG is small and stays sharp at any size.
Questions
JPG compression smears colour around edges. The tracer finds the logo’s real colours first and leaves the smears out.
It traces them, but as flat areas of colour, like a poster, and the file can be 1 MB or more. For photos, JPG or WebP is the better format.
The white around the logo, inside its letters and inside its rings goes; other white parts stay. Vectorize an image can remove it everywhere.
No. The conversion happens right in your browser, so your file stays on your device. There is no account to make, either.