Path-based SVG tracing
Convert raster pixels into scalable vector paths so your logo can stay sharp across websites, apps, docs, and design handoff.
Convert PNG to SVG Free Online
Turn a PNG logo into a scalable SVG you can use in site headers, favicons, app icons, social previews, and brand kits. Core vectorization runs in your browser, so your logo is not sent to our servers for the tracing work.
Convert your PNGWhat PNG to SVG conversion actually does
A PNG is made from pixels. An SVG is made from shapes, paths, colors, and a scalable canvas. When you convert PNG to SVG, LogoNuri traces the bitmap and rebuilds it as vector artwork that can scale cleanly in a browser or design tool.
This is most useful when you have a PNG logo, icon, badge, or simple brand mark and need a production-ready SVG for the web. It is not just renaming the file or wrapping the PNG inside an SVG container. The goal is path-based output that stays crisp at small favicon sizes and large hero sizes.
Vectorization is an interpretation of the original image, so the best results come from clean, high-resolution PNGs with clear edges, solid shapes, and limited texture. Photos, heavy shadows, noisy gradients, and tiny low-resolution logos may need cleanup before the SVG looks right.
How to convert PNG to SVG
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Upload your PNG logo
Start with a transparent PNG, flat logo, app icon, or brand mark. A cleaner source image usually means a cleaner SVG.
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Trace and refine it
LogoNuri uses browser-based vectorization to trace shapes, then lets you tune the result with cleanup, color, and background tools.
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Export the SVG
Download the SVG, or keep going and generate favicons, PWA icons, social images, and brand kit files from the same source.
Built for logos, not just file conversion
Browser-local processing
Core logo processing runs client-side with WebAssembly and canvas-based tools, which keeps the conversion workflow fast and private.
Cleaner source controls
Remove backgrounds, upscale small sources, adjust color, crop, and simplify before export so the trace has a better starting point.
Web-ready SVG workflow
Use the converted SVG as the foundation for responsive logos, theme-aware assets, favicons, manifests, and PWA icon sets.
Design handoff friendly
Move from a PNG logo to an SVG that can be opened, inspected, recolored, and handed off in tools like Figma or Canva.
One upload, more assets
After conversion, LogoNuri can help package the same logo into favicon files, social previews, app icons, and a full brand kit.
When PNG to SVG works best
PNG to SVG conversion works best for logos with clear edges, flat color areas, readable contrast, and enough resolution for the tracer to understand the shape. A transparent background helps, especially when the logo needs to sit on light and dark surfaces.
If your PNG is tiny, blurry, compressed, or packed with photo detail, convert expectations should be different. The SVG may contain more paths, larger file size, or small shape changes. In those cases, try upscaling, cropping, background cleanup, or simplifying colors before exporting the final SVG.
PNG vs SVG for web logos
Use PNG when you need a simple bitmap fallback or a design contains photographic detail. Use SVG when the asset is a logo, mark, icon, illustration, or interface graphic that needs to scale cleanly, stay lightweight, or adapt in a modern web layout.
Why LogoNuri is different from a generic converter
Most PNG to SVG tools stop at the converted file. LogoNuri is built around the next step: turning that SVG into the real assets a site or product needs. From the same upload, you can move into favicon generation, PWA icons, web manifest files, social images, Figma exports, Canva exports, and brand kit packaging.
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FAQ
SVG files scale without pixelation, but PNG to SVG conversion is still an interpretation of a raster image. Clean logos usually convert well. Photos, shadows, gradients, and blurry sources can change during tracing.
LogoNuri is designed to trace your PNG into path-based SVG artwork, not simply place the original PNG inside an SVG wrapper. The cleaner the original file, the more useful and editable the vector result will be.
Transparent PNG logos are usually the best input for web logos. If the source has a solid or messy background, use LogoNuri's cleanup tools before tracing so the final SVG is easier to place on different backgrounds.
Use the largest clean version of the logo you have. A high-resolution PNG with sharp edges and simple color areas gives the tracer more information and usually produces fewer awkward paths.
Yes. The exported SVG can be opened in browsers and many design tools. If your original logo includes text, check the final output carefully so the lettering looks right after tracing.
A detailed PNG can produce many vector paths. If the SVG feels too heavy, try simplifying the source image, reducing noise, removing unnecessary detail, or using cleaner logo artwork before tracing again.
Yes. After converting the logo, you can use LogoNuri to generate favicon files, Apple touch icons, PWA icons, a web app manifest, and other brand assets from the same source.
Core image processing runs in your browser. Accounts, billing, cloud sync, and optional hosted brand kit features use the network, but the PNG to SVG tracing workflow is built to be local-first.
No. You can try the core upload, processing, and SVG download flow without creating an account. Sign in if you want saved projects, sync, Pro exports, or hosted brand kit features.