Upload a pixel-art sprite and get a free Basic SVG in your browser. Nearest-neighbour edges and the palette survive; a smoothed image stays blurry.
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Compare a 32 × 32 heart-gem sprite, scaled to 512 × 512 with nearest-neighbour and converted online without manual cleanup. Both SVGs keep the square grid and the palette.
Both SVGs are real output from the source image above. Downloading an example is free; making your own Advanced SVG costs 1 credit.
Pixel art with hard edges and a small palette is the easy case. A sprite that was already blurred or smoothly scaled before upload does not come back sharp.
One image: free Basic SVG in your browser. Advanced SVG is 1 credit; free allowances apply. Nothing is uploaded for Basic.
Use the original pixel art, or scale it up with the nearest-neighbour option in any image editor so every pixel stays a square. Do not use bilinear or smooth scaling: a blurred sprite stays blurred after tracing.
Choose, drop or paste a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 20 MB. Basic SVG is traced in your browser and the image is not uploaded.
Basic is free and kept the grid and the 10-colour palette in the sample above. Advanced costs 1 credit; here it used fewer paths but produced a larger file, so pixel art usually does not need it. Free Advanced allowances are listed in the FAQ.
Downloads are free. Open the file in an SVG editor and check the squares, colours and size before you use it.
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Prices in USD. Optional AI Clean-up is 1 credit. Free Advanced conversions: 1 per device without an account (once it is used, log in), 1 more with a Google login. Email-only accounts pay 1 credit. Cancel or change plans anytime in Credits & billing.
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Yes. Basic SVG is free and runs in your browser, so the image is not uploaded. Advanced SVG is 1 credit. Guests get one free Advanced conversion per device, then one more after signing in with Google; signing in with Google directly gives two. Email-code accounts have no free Advanced conversions. No subscription is needed.
Usually not. In the sample on this page Basic kept the square grid and all 10 colours in 59 paths and 11,148 B, while Advanced used 47 paths but 49,263 B: fewer paths, a larger file, and almost no visible difference. Try Basic first and only spend a credit if something is missing.
When the source has hard, nearest-neighbour edges, yes: the sample kept the square grid, the facet lines and its 10-colour palette in both files. The tracer turns each colour area into a filled shape, so the result is vector shapes in those colours, not the original pixel data.
Use the original-size file, or scale it up again with the nearest-neighbour option in any image editor and upload that. A sprite that was smoothed with bilinear or another blurring method comes back blurry: in the example the blurred version produced 491 paths, 344 colours and a 226 KB file, with the grid and facet lines gone and only a flat pink heart and a soft halo left.
PNG, JPG or WebP up to 20 MB on the website. Keep the sprite at its original size or a whole-number multiple; a huge upscale is slower to trace and makes a larger SVG.
This page delivers an SVG file; we do not make claims about a particular game engine, cutter or engraving workflow. Open the downloaded file in the tool you plan to use and check the shapes, colours and size before relying on it.
Or drop one PNG, JPG or WebP anywhere on this page.