Imagyc

Convert to SVG for free

Supported formats PNG JPG WebP GIF BMP AVIF SVG PDF AI PSD TIFF HEIC

Logos, icons or photos as truly vectorized SVG: every detail kept, in one color with a transparent background. No sign-up, nothing uploaded. Ready for WordPress, Elementor and Figma.

Your image never leaves your device, and the result comes out metadata-free.

What is metadata?

Hidden data inside the file, like where the photo was taken (GPS), the date and the phone. Removed from the result.

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Image type

Flat colors: each color becomes drawing or stays transparent.

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Colors found

The main color becomes the drawing and the others turn transparent. Click a color to switch its role.

Drawing color

Clean SVG that editors accept

    Show the SVG code

    What you get

    A truly vectorized SVG: the drawing becomes shapes, so it scales to any size without jagged edges. Many “PNG to SVG” converters just wrap the pixel image inside an .svg file — it still gets jagged, and WordPress and Elementor often strip that content.

    The file is clean: shapes only, each with its own color, plus viewBox and dimensions, with no style block, no scripts and no app metadata. That is the format editors and security filters accept untouched.

    For the best result, use the largest version of the image you have. A logo in PDF or AI is ideal: the page is rendered at high resolution with a transparent background before it becomes SVG. With “Site or editor color”, the drawing takes the color set in Elementor, WordPress or your site’s CSS.

    Photos become SVG too: in stencil mode the tool reads light and shadow instead of colors. Skin and light areas turn transparent, while hair, eyebrows, eyes, mouth and shadows become the drawing, in a single color. It’s the detailed silhouette used on T-shirts, stickers, laser cutting and logos. Works best with the background already removed.

    Need to keep every color of a logo, or turn a photo into a color poster? Use Vectorize, which builds an SVG with one layer per color.

    Guides to get your images right

    Format, size, filename, metadata, SVG and transparent backgrounds: what changes in weight and search.

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