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WebP to SVG Converter

Trace a WebP image into clean SVG vector shapes for print, logo work or scale-free web graphics.

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Drag and drop, paste from the clipboard, or choose from your device. One file per conversion. Up to 50 MB each.

WEBP

Options

Background

Fills transparent pixels. JPG has no alpha channel.

Resize

Leave empty to keep the original size. The ratio is preserved.

Rotation

Trace mode

Colour regions Flattens into flat colour shapes. Best for logos and flat artwork. Greyscale Two tones only. Good for scans, stamps and black and white art. Line art Traces edges into strokes. Best for sketches, maps and lettering.

Vectorising redraws the image as paths, so it approximates the source rather than reproducing it pixel for pixel. Logos and flat artwork trace cleanly; photographs posterise.

Colour regions 8 Detail 0.5 Lower merges nearby regions into simpler shapes. Smoothing 0.5 Higher rounds curves and cuts the point count.

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This output is produced on the server. The result is previewed after conversion.

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Add a file and the converted result is rendered before you download it.

SVG output has no browser-canvas preview. The traced drawing is rendered here as soon as the conversion finishes.

Frequently asked questions

When should I prefer SVG over WebP?

Choose SVG for logos, icons and lettering that must stay sharp at any size and be recoloured. Stay on WebP for photographs, where a vector cannot help.

Does the tracer handle small details?

Detail controls how aggressively the tracer merges nearby regions. Keep it high for fine line art, lower it for bold shapes.

Can I trace an SVG that is already vector?

No. An SVG is already vector, so it needs no tracing. Use the SVG to PNG tool instead if you need a bitmap.