RasterToSVG

RasterToSVG converts PNG, JPG, and WebP artwork into clean editable SVG vectors, accepting files up to 32 megabytes with large images resized locally in the browser before upload. The differentiators it leans on are the ones that actually decide whether a vectorization is usable: transparent backgrounds preserved, smooth curves instead of jagged traced edges, metallic gradients kept as gradients rather than banded color steps, and visual depth retained instead of flattened. Anyone who has run a logo through a free auto-tracer and received a shattered mosaic of mismatched paths knows the gap between technically SVG and professionally usable SVG. The workflow includes a live SVG preview before you commit, a saved file library for repeat work, and options for handling solid background removal as part of the conversion. Logos, icons, and illustrations are the stated targets, which covers the designer rescue jobs, reviving client art that only exists as a low-resolution raster, where this converts an evening of manual re-tracing into a few minutes. Commercial licensing details are on the site.