Turn WebP stickers, icons and graphics saved from websites into real vector SVGs - smooth, editable shapes with the transparency kept. For a PNG copy use WebP to PNG.
Want to tweak colours or delete a shape afterwards? Open the SVG in the SVG Icon Editor.
Websites serve logos and stickers as WebP, which design and cutting apps often refuse.
Tracing turns them into SVGs that Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, Canva and Cricut open - and that scale to any size.
The transparent background of a sticker stays transparent.
| Your image | Good settings |
|---|---|
| Logo, icon, flat graphic | Logo preset - 4-8 colours, Remove background |
| Cartoon, illustration, sticker | Illustration preset - 16-32 colours, High detail |
| Signature, line art, text, stencil | Black and white, Light smoothing |
| Photo | Works, but looks posterised - keep 16-32 colours or use Embedded PNG |
Need it the other way round? SVG to PNG draws an SVG at any size. Making a website icon? SVG to ICO.
Many "converters" just wrap your picture inside an SVG file - it still blurs when you scale it.
This tool really traces it: the colours are reduced to a palette and every colour area is turned into smooth curves, one editable path per colour.
Prefer the exact pixels? Pick Embedded PNG - and for tiny pixel art, Pixel vector.
Drop your WebP into the box, pick a preset and press Convert to SVG.
Yes - the image is traced into smooth paths, one per colour.
Yes - transparent areas stay empty in the SVG.
One frame at a time - pick it under the preview. SVG here is a still image.
Logos and stickers: 4-16. Detailed illustrations: 24-32.
No. Tracing runs in your browser.