Clean, closed cut paths with few nodes - so your machine cuts smoothly instead of stuttering over hundreds of tiny segments.
Cutting machines follow every node. A file with hundreds of tiny segments makes the blade stutter and the edges rough. Fewer, well-placed nodes give smooth, fast cuts - and every shape is a closed path, one layer per colour, ready to weld, slice or attach.
Nodes go where a designer would put them - at corners and where curves turn - with long, well-aimed handles in between. No jagged staircase of hundreds of points.
Colour gradients come out as true linear and radial gradient fills, not dozens of stacked bands of colour.
Low-resolution screenshots and heavily compressed JPEGs come out as crisp, flat shapes - the blur and compression noise are cleaned away.
Neighbouring colours share one exact edge - no gaps or slivers between shapes when you scale the file up.
Clean closed paths for Cricut, Silhouette, laser engravers, vinyl cutters, screen printing and embroidery software.
It looks at your image - logo, JPEG, line art, pixel art - and picks the settings for it.
Converting and viewing are free. Downloading an SVG is $1.99, or $9.99 for 20 with a key you can use any time. No account, no subscription.
A standard SVG file with closed, filled paths - one group per colour, gradients as real gradient fills. It opens in Illustrator, Affinity Designer, Inkscape, Figma, CorelDRAW, Cricut Design Space, Silhouette Studio and LightBurn.
Logos, icons, lettering, badges, clip art, line art and flat illustrations. Photos can be traced too, but they come out posterised, as with any tracer.
No. Pay for one file, or buy a pack and get a key that unlocks your downloads - no sign-up, no subscription.
They are used only to make your vector, are never shared, and are deleted automatically after 24 hours (7 days for paid downloads, so you can download again).
Contact us within 14 days and we will refund it.