Image format · .svg
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) describes images as code — shapes, paths, and text that stay razor-sharp at any size. Logos, icons, illustrations, and diagrams belong in SVG: tiny files, editable source, and perfect rendering from favicon to billboard.
Every tool runs in your browser — files never leave your device. Badges say exactly what each tool does with SVG.
Honestly, no tool here performs true artistic vectorization. PNG-to-SVG embeds the image in an SVG wrapper or traces a silhouette — fine for simple shapes, not a redraw of your logo.
Convert SVG to PNG at 2x or 3x resolution — the vector source rasterizes crisply at any size you pick.
Yes — the SVG editor lets you modify markup with live preview and downloads the result, all locally in your browser.
Yes. Rasterization runs through canvas in your browser; your artwork never uploads.