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Drop an image up to 10 MB or click to choose one. A preview appears in a few seconds.

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Start from a preset such as Logo & Icon, Photo or Black & White, then fine-tune detail, colours and corners while the preview updates.

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When the preview looks right, download the SVG. The file is yours to use, with no watermark.

Things to know about WebP before you vectorise it

WebP is the format many websites now serve in place of JPG and PNG, which is why images saved from a browser so often end up as .webp files. It has two modes. Lossy WebP compresses in a similar way to JPG and can leave soft smudges along sharp edges. Lossless WebP keeps every pixel, much like PNG. Either mode can include an alpha channel for transparency, and the format also supports animation.

Lossy WebP

Look closely at the edges of text and logos. Lossy compression blurs fine lines and shifts colours slightly at boundaries, and the tracer turns those smudges into extra shapes. If the site also offers a PNG or SVG download of the same graphic, that is the better source.

Transparent WebP

The traced paths use solid fills. Semi-transparent areas such as soft shadows or feathered edges do not carry over as partial transparency, so check the result on a coloured background after export.

Animated WebP

The SVG you download is a single still image. Animation is not carried over, so save the frame you want as a still image and upload that.

Images saved from a web page

Sites often serve a scaled-down WebP to save bandwidth. Open the image on its own and check its real dimensions. A 300-pixel thumbnail will not trace as cleanly as the full-size version.

When SVG is a better choice than WebP

WebP is a good format for photos and detailed images on the web. It is still a grid of pixels with a fixed resolution. SVG describes shapes instead, which makes it the better fit in a few specific cases:

  • Logos and icons that must stay sharp on high-density screens and at any size
  • Graphics you want to recolour or edit later in Figma, Illustrator or Inkscape
  • Artwork for cutting machines, plotters and laser engravers that work from paths
  • Simple illustrations where the SVG ends up smaller than the WebP

If the image is a photo, keep it as WebP. Tracing will not add detail and usually produces a much larger file.

WebP to SVG questions

Why are the images I save from websites in WebP format?

Many websites and image CDNs convert pictures to WebP automatically because it is smaller than JPG or PNG at similar quality. Your browser saves the file in the format it received.

Can I convert an animated WebP to an animated SVG?

No. The output is a static SVG. Save the frame you need as a still image first, then upload it.

Is lossy or lossless WebP better for tracing?

Lossless gives cleaner edges because nothing was discarded during compression. With lossy files, the higher the original quality setting, the fewer stray shapes appear in the SVG.

Can I edit the WebP before converting it?

Yes. After upload you can crop, resize, rotate and flip the image in the editor, then export it as SVG.

Is there a file size limit for WebP uploads?

Each file can be up to 10 MB. WebP files are compact, so most images saved from websites are far below that.

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