Vectorize an image
Vectorizing means describing the picture as shapes instead of pixels. Curvora does it with a reconstruction pipeline — analysis, denoising, perceptual quantization, soft segmentation, super-sampled contour extraction, corner-aware smoothing and Bézier fitting — and reports honest statistics for every result.
- AI Smart Vectorize picks mode, colours and settings from an image analysis
- Every slider re-renders the real output
- Statistics: paths, nodes, colours, size, time, quality checks
- Runs privately in your browser
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Frequently asked
Does Curvora really vectorize, or does it just upscale?
It vectorizes. The output is a set of filled paths with anchor points you can edit in Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma or Affinity. The statistics panel shows exactly how many paths and nodes were produced.
What does AI Smart Vectorize do?
It analyses the image — resolution, noise, colour count, edge sharpness, background — classifies it as a logo, icon, line art, text, illustration or photo, and picks the mode and settings that fit. You can override any of them.