Convert a JPG or JPEG to a clean SVG vector. Compression noise is cleaned up before tracing, so you get smooth shapes instead of speckles.
JPG saves space by blurring fine detail and leaving faint blocks and halos around edges. A basic tracer turns that noise into hundreds of tiny shapes. VecFast first finds the colours the picture was really made of, maps the noisy in-between pixels back to them and only then traces, so a logo comes out as a few clean shapes.
A JPG can't be transparent, so most logos come on a white background. Tick Transparent background when you download to leave it out. Some stock-site JPGs have the grey-and-white transparency checkerboard printed into the picture; VecFast detects it and removes it before tracing.
Yes, but expect a stylised result: a photo becomes areas of colour, like a poster. Logos, icons, text and illustrations are what vector tracing is made for.
Yes. It is free with no sign-up, and the image is processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Tick Transparent background in the download options. The SVG and PNG are then saved without the background shape.
Yes. Files up to 30 MB work, including HEIC photos from iPhones. Large photos are traced at up to 2048 px on the long side.