Raster → Vector · SVG · PDF · EPS · DXF
Pixels
into → crisp
curves.
Vettorly rebuilds the outline of any image as vector curves: infinitely scalable, ready for web, print and cutting. Nothing to install.
The method
Tracing runs on the server and rebuilds contours and color areas as clean curves.
Image
PNG, JPG, WEBP or GIF. Vettorly detects whether it's a logo, a line or a photo and sets the best tracing.
Contours
Edges and color areas become vector curves, with clean margins and no pixel jaggies.
Vector
Compare before and after with the slider, then export SVG for the web or PDF, EPS and DXF for print and cutting.
One file,
every medium
A vector has no fixed resolution: the same file works for a 16px icon and a three-meter sign.
The web standard. Light, crisp, editable via code.
IncludedReady for print and professional layout.
ProThe format of vector graphics software and print shops.
ProPaths for plotters, lasers and CNC routers.
ProFrequently
asked
The essentials, no fluff.
Q1Raster or vector, what's the difference?+
A raster image (PNG, JPG) is made of pixels: it blurs when enlarged. A vector (SVG, PDF, EPS) is described by curves and stays crisp at any size, from a business card to a billboard.
Q2Which formats can I download?+
SVG for the web, PDF and EPS for print, DXF for cutting (CNC, laser, plotter). SVG is always available; the others depend on the plan.
Q3Are my images stored?+
No. Images are processed on the server and deleted right after conversion.
Q4Do I need to install software?+
No, everything happens in the browser. It works on desktop and mobile.
Q5How much does it cost?+
You can try for free. The Pro plan adds PDF, EPS, DXF, the high-fidelity engine and unlimited conversions.
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