PNG → SVG · zero upload

PNG to SVG Bitmap in. Vector out.

Morph runs imagetracerjs — the open-source raster-to-vector tracer that powers a thousand design pipelines — directly in your browser tab. Drop the PNG, pick SVG, get editable vector paths back. No upload, no queue, no quota. Free for everything that runs on your device; AI is paid in credits.

Open Vector Tracer
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TRACE

imagetracerjs runs in your tab — Artboard engine, MIT-licensed, ~20 KB.

Reads pixel regions, finds edges, fits Bezier paths, writes SVG. The same library that powers many design-tool workflows. Best on logos, icons, UI screenshots, line art with flat color regions and crisp edges.

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What it actually does

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EDIT

Editable in any vector editor

Output is real SVG paths — not a wrapped raster. Every stroke is selectable, scalable, recolorable.

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SCALE

Infinite resolution

Vector geometry — no pixelation at any size.

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PRIVACY

Local-only trace

Logo never leaves your machine.

How it works

  1. Open morph.cool in any modern browser — no account, no install.
  2. Drag the .png onto the drop zone, or pick a folder for batch tracing.
  3. Pick SVG from the format menu.
  4. imagetracerjs runs locally — finds regions, fits Bezier paths, writes SVG.
  5. Download. Open in Morph Vector, any vector editor, or directly in your browser.
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Why people need this conversion

Most logos arrive as PNGs. Most print shops, embroidery machines, laser cutters, vinyl plotters, and design systems want vector. The gap between "what was sent" and "what the next surface needs" is what every PNG-to-SVG tracer ever sold has lived inside. The actual tracing algorithm — color quantize → contour fit → Bezier approximation — has been open-source for years. imagetracerjs is one of the best public implementations, MIT licensed, ~20 KB, runs entirely in a browser. Morph wraps it with a clean drop zone, smart defaults, and zero-upload privacy. The logo never touches a server.

Where the upload sites still win

For pixel-perfect recreation of a complex multi-color brand mark, a designer redrawing in vector software will always beat any auto-tracer. If perfection matters more than $50/hr in designer time, hire a designer. For everyone tracing a flat icon, a UI screenshot, a clean line drawing, or a quick logo recreation, Morph gets you 90% of the way at the cost of a tab refresh.

Frequently asked

Will it work on photos?

Sort of. Bitmap tracing works beautifully on logos, icons, line art, screenshots of UI, and anything with flat color regions and crisp edges. Photos with continuous gradients (skin tones, sky, foliage) trace into thousands of tiny polygons that look stylized but bloat the SVG to megabytes.

What's the quality tradeoff?

Bitmap tracing is approximation, not magic. Morph defaults to a balanced quality setting that handles most logos and icons cleanly. The output is editable in any vector software — Morph Vector included — and infinitely scalable. For pixel-perfect logo recreation, a designer redrawing in vector software will always beat any tracer.

What library does Morph use?

imagetracerjs — the open-source raster-to-SVG tracer that powers many design-tool workflows. MIT licensed, ~20 KB compressed, runs entirely in the browser.

Can I batch a whole folder?

Yes. Drop a folder of logos, drop fifty icons, drop two hundred screenshots. The free tier has no batch limit. The only constraint is your device's available memory.

Does it work on iPhone or iPad?

Yes — Safari on iOS supports the imagetracerjs library and Canvas decoding fully. Drop a PNG, pick SVG, download to Files. The tracing runs locally on your iPhone, never touches a server.

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