Turn JPG Images into SVG
Upload one or more JPG images and this tool traces each of them into an SVG: the picture is converted into vector shapes, so it stays sharp at any size and can be edited in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma. Choose colour or black and white, the level of detail and the curve style — or simply embed the JPG in an SVG file.
The images are uploaded over an encrypted connection and converted on our server. The images and the results are stored for 48 hours and then deleted automatically — or you can delete them yourself at any time.
Why Use This JPG to SVG Converter?
- Real vectorization: sharp at any size, editable in design tools
- Colour or black and white, adjustable detail and curve style
- Convert many images in one go — they download together as a ZIP
- Encrypted upload — files are deleted after 48 hours or whenever you choose
How to Convert JPG to SVG
- Drag and drop your JPG images, or click to select them
- Choose Vectorize or Embed, and adjust the options if needed
- Click "Convert to SVG" — one image downloads as an SVG, several as a ZIP archive
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this JPG to SVG converter free?
Yes, converting your JPG images to SVG is completely free.
Which images vectorize best?
Logos, icons, drawings, scans of text and other images with clear edges and few colours. Photos can be traced too, but the result looks stylized and the SVG file can be much larger than the JPG.
What is the difference between Vectorize and Embed?
Vectorize recreates the image from vector shapes, so it can be scaled without losing sharpness and edited like a drawing. Embed keeps the original JPG inside the SVG file: it looks exactly the same, but it is still a raster image.
Is my file kept private?
Files are transferred over an encrypted connection and processed on our server. Uploaded files and results are stored for 48 hours, so you can download the result via its link, and are then deleted automatically. You can delete them yourself at any time with the delete button in the “Your files” list.
Is there a limit on the number of images?
There is no fixed limit on the number of images, but very large batches take longer to upload and convert.