PNG to SVG converter
PNG is where most logos and icons live — often at exactly the size they were exported for a website. Curvora turns those files into SVGs made of real paths, keeps transparency, and reconstructs edges from the anti-aliasing so the result stays clean at print sizes.
- Transparent backgrounds preserved, or removed on request
- Edges reconstructed with sub-pixel accuracy
- Corners kept sharp, curves fitted with few nodes
- Rectangles and circles recognised as native elements
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Frequently asked
Does the SVG keep my PNG's transparency?
Yes. Transparent areas of the PNG stay transparent in the SVG. You can also choose a white or custom background at export time.
Will the SVG contain my PNG as an embedded image?
No. Curvora only writes real vector geometry — paths, rectangles and circles. There is never a raster image inside the file.
My PNG is tiny and blurry. Will it still work?
That is exactly what Curvora is built for. Sub-pixel edge reconstruction uses the anti-aliasing in the PNG to recover smooth boundaries, and pixelated images are detected and collapsed back to their true resolution first.