A web-native vector container. Raster uploads are preserved as an embedded lossless image inside the SVG. Conversion runs on this device, so your source images never need to leave the browser.
Raster uploads are embedded as a lossless PNG inside SVG. This preserves pixels and transparency, but it does not trace the image into editable vector paths.
Choose one or more image. Nothing is uploaded to WebP Cloud.
SVG output embeds the decoded pixels as a lossless PNG. It does not trace bitmap artwork into vector paths.
Accepted inputs: JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, ICO, SVG, TIFF, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, and HEIF. ICO uses its largest high-depth image; TIFF uses the first page; HEIC/HEIF uses the first top-level still image. Metadata is not preserved.
SVG is a vector-capable container, but it can also embed PNG artwork. This exporter uses that standard mechanism to preserve the decoded image exactly.
The result scales as an SVG document, while the embedded artwork retains its original pixel resolution.
SVG input needs explicit dimensions or a valid viewBox. Scripts, event handlers, foreign objects, entities, and external resource references are rejected.
The accepted static artwork is rasterized locally before another output codec runs.
Select files or drag them into the converter above.
The browser loads only the codec needed for the input and SVG output.
A single result downloads directly; multiple results are packaged into a ZIP.
