Upload an image and the AI analyses its colours, edges and fades, then rebuilds every shape as vector paths. You see the result, its nodes and a before/after view for free, then download the SVG if it is what you need.
A PNG, JPG or WEBP. The largest, sharpest copy you have gives the best result.
Compare the vector with your image and inspect the nodes. Switch style if another suits it better.
Get a standard SVG that opens in any vector program, plus a link that works on any device.
Fewest nodes and exact shapes: lines stay straight, circles stay circles, repeated shapes are evened out. Best for logos, icons, lettering and cut files. Gradients can be switched off for flat colours.
Stays as close to the original as possible and keeps fine detail such as thin shadows and small fades. Uses more nodes. Best for detailed illustrations.
Real gradients
Many tracers cut a colour fade into a staircase of flat bands — dozens of extra shapes you have to delete and redraw. Vectaro AI finds the fade and writes it as a true linear or radial gradient with editable colour stops.
Clean nodes
Most tracers follow the pixels, so every edge wobbles and carries dozens of nodes. Vectaro AI rebuilds each shape: a node only where the outline turns, long smooth handles in between, exact lines, circles and rectangles where the image has them.
Illustration of the difference, not a measured comparison.