Important Notes:

• We do not save your images: The converter does not store your images on our servers. Your converted files are downloaded directly to your computer or device.
• Supported Image Formats: The converter supports JPEG, JPG, PNG, BMP, AVIF, WEBP, and GIF formats.
• Multi-Color Conversion: All colors are traced into the SVG. White areas can optionally be removed based on your preferences using the "Remove White" checkbox.
• Threshold Adjustment: Adjust the white threshold carefully to achieve the desired result for areas considered white.
• SVG Quality: The quality of the SVG depends on the original image and the settings you choose. Experiment with the sliders and inputs for the best results!

Instructions for Using the Multi-Color Image to SVG Converter

• Image Upload: Use the file input to upload one or multiple raster images in formats like JPEG, JPG, PNG, BMP, AVIF, WEBP, or GIF. These images will be converted to scalable vector graphics (SVG).
• Convert to SVG Button:
  • Once you upload your images, click the "Convert to SVG" button to start the conversion process.
  • The SVG file will automatically download to your device after the conversion process is completed.
  • You can preview the converted SVG below the converter interface and optionally download it again from the modal window by clicking on the preview.
• Remove White Option:
  • Use the "Remove White" checkbox to decide whether white areas should be removed from the SVG file.
  • If enabled, areas brighter than the white threshold slider value will be excluded from the SVG as paths.
  • If disabled, white areas will remain part of the SVG, and the white threshold slider will be disabled.
• White Threshold Slider:
  • Adjust the slider to define the brightness level considered white for conversion.
  • A lower value will keep more off-white and gray tones in the SVG. A higher value will remove a broader range of lighter tones.
• Custom SVG Name: Enter an optional name for the SVG file. If left blank, a default name will be used.
• Target Image Size: Define the pixel size for the resized image before conversion. Larger sizes preserve more detail but may take longer to process.
• Line Threshold: This controls the smoothing of straight lines. Higher values create smoother, less detailed lines.
• Curve Threshold: Controls the smoothness of curves in the SVG. Higher values simplify curves.
• Path Omit: Removes smaller details from the image. Higher values result in simpler SVG files with fewer details.
• Stroke Width: Sets the width of strokes in the SVG. Adjust this for thicker or thinner outlines.
• Blur Radius: Applies a blur to the image before tracing to smooth rough edges. A higher value creates a more abstract output.
• Number of Colours: Define the number of distinct colors to be detected and traced in the image. The default value is 16. Increasing this value will result in more accurate color representation but will also increase processing time and produce larger SVG file sizes.
• Converted SVG Preview: After conversion, the SVGs will appear as previews below the converter.
  • Click an SVG preview to open it in a modal window.
  • Within the modal, you can download the SVG again using the "Download" button.
  • Click outside the modal or use the "Close" button to exit the modal view.
• Spinner Indicator: While the conversion is in progress, a spinner will appear next to the "Convert to SVG" button to indicate that the process is running. It will disappear once the conversion is complete and the file download begins.