UISeek
IMAGE TO SVG

Image vectorization,
made for every size

Turn PNG, JPG and WebP icons or UI assets into scalable SVG. Images are reduced proportionally to fit within 200 × 200 pixels for tracing, then the original output dimensions are restored.

See how it works
Raster image
800 × 800PNG / JPG / WebP
Vector result
SVG
SVGSVG · original dimensions
FormatsPNG / JPG / WebPCommon image formats
Maximum dimensions800 × 800Pixels per image
Maximum file size100 KBChecked before upload
Output dimensionsOriginal sizeSVG dimensions restored

From raster to vector in three steps

Upload an image; the service handles reduction, tracing and SVG generation.

1

Upload an image

Choose a PNG, JPG or WebP no larger than 800 × 800 pixels and 100 KB.

2

Reduce and trace

The image is reduced proportionally within 200 × 200 pixels, then its colors and contours are traced.

3

Preview and download

Compare the source and result, then download an SVG with the original nominal dimensions.

WHY VECTORIZE

More flexible icons and UI assets

SVG works well for icons, simple illustrations and UI graphics used at different sizes. The result contains vector elements that can be adjusted in SVG-capable tools.

01

Scale freely

Use the SVG at different display sizes across websites, apps and presentations.

02

Preserve color and transparency

The conversion aims to retain transparent areas, color regions and visible contours.

03

Keep original dimensions

The source is reduced for processing, then the SVG nominal width and height are set back to the source dimensions.

Which images work best?

Icons, logos, simple illustrations and UI decorations with clear boundaries are usually better candidates. Photos, complex textures and tiny text can show tracing errors. Restoring output dimensions cannot recover details missing from the source.

Frequently asked questions

Which formats and sizes are supported?

PNG, JPG and WebP are supported. Both source dimensions must be at most 800 pixels and the file must be 100 KB or less.

Why reduce images to 200 × 200 first?

The service preserves the aspect ratio and reduces the image to fit within 200 × 200 pixels for tracing. Rectangular images are not stretched into squares.

What dimensions will my SVG have?

The SVG nominal width and height match the source image. Its shapes are still traced from the reduced image, so restoring dimensions does not recreate missing pixel detail.

Can I vectorize a photo?

The tool works best for icons, simple illustrations and UI assets. You can try a photo or complex texture, but the result may differ noticeably from the source.

Can I download a result again later?

After signing in, you can find completed conversions in your workspace and preview or download their SVG files again.

Make your next image a scalable SVG

Prepare an image within the upload limits and open the workspace to begin.