PNG to SVG Tracer

A free VectoSolve alternative: no watermark, no signup, no upload

VectoSolve shows you a watermarked preview and charges to unlock the file. This tracer gives you the finished SVG for free, and your image never leaves your browser. Try your own file below and compare.

How to use it

  1. Drop in the image you were going to give VectoSolve.
  2. Pick Logo or icon, Illustration or Black and white.
  3. Drag across the preview to compare the trace with your original, then adjust colors and smoothing.
  4. Download the SVG. No account, no watermark, no payment.

Why people look for an alternative

The usual story: you upload a logo, wait for the result, and find the only version you can download for free carries a watermark. If all you needed was one clean SVG for a Cricut cut or a shirt print, paying per file feels like a lot.

Here the trace happens on your device, so there is no waiting in a queue and nothing to unlock. You see the real result, and you can change the settings and run it again as many times as you want.

When VectoSolve is the better fit

If you need AI image upscaling, background removal or other generation tools in the same place, VectoSolve covers more ground, and it accepts input formats such as HEIC and TIFF that a browser tracer does not. For flat logos, icons, signatures, stencils and line art, a tracer is usually all the job needs, and this one costs nothing.

What the settings do

Style
Sets sensible starting values for the kind of image you have. You can still change every setting afterward.
Colors
How many flat colors the tracer keeps. Each color becomes one path in the SVG, so lower numbers give simpler files.
Smoothing
Higher values merge small bumps into smooth curves and shrink the file. Lower values follow the pixels more closely.
Remove small specks
Drops tiny shapes, such as dust or compression noise, below the size you choose.
Make white background transparent
Removes the white area connected to the edge of the image, so the SVG has no white box behind it.

What people use it for

  • Getting a clean SVG without a watermark
  • Vectorizing artwork you cannot upload to an outside service
  • Making cut-ready files for Cricut, Silhouette and lasers
  • Tracing as many files as you like without paying per file

VectoSolve and this tool, side by side

Both turn a bitmap into an SVG. The difference is what you pay and what happens to your file along the way.

VectoSolveThis tool
Price to get the SVGFree preview with a watermark. Unlock one file for $6.99, or subscribe from $7.99 a monthFree
WatermarkOn the free previewNone
AccountNot needed for the previewNot needed
Where your image goesUploaded for processingStays in your browser
Your controlPreview, then downloadColors, smoothing, specks, threshold and soften, with a live compare slider
Cutting filesMachine files on paid plansDXF outlines in millimeters, free
Free extrasCredit-based toolsSVG to PNG, PDF to SVG, SVG editor, optimizer, halftone, favicon pack, SVG and DXF checkers, free cut templates
Extra AI toolsUpscaler, background remover and more, paid by creditNot offered

VectoSolve's prices and tools come from its pricing page as of October 2026 and can change. Check its site before you decide.

Questions

Is this really free, with no watermark?

Yes. The SVG you download is the same one you see in the preview, with no watermark and no account.

Is this as good as VectoSolve?

On flat logos, icons and line art the results can be very close, and you can see the preview before you download. On detailed or shaded images, try both and compare with your original.

Can I use it for Cricut or laser cutting?

Yes. Trace with the black and white style, check the file with the SVG cut checker, or export a DXF in millimeters with the PNG to DXF page.

Is my image sent to a server?

No. The page traces the image locally in your browser. Hosted vectorizers need to receive your file to process it.

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