Vectorize

Vectorize traces raster images (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP) into vector files: SVG for the web and editing, PDF and EPS for print, and DXF for laser cutters, plotters and CAD.

The website traces in your browser. The picture is not uploaded. Pick one of seven presets (Logo, Clipart, Photo, Sketch, Line art, Pixel art, Stamp) by looking at your own image traced each way, choose a detail level, and fine-tune colours, denoising and curves if you need to. Transparent background removes the paper or ground around a drawing, a magic wand erases a shadow or stray region, and individual shapes can be deleted before download. Several files at once are traced together and downloaded as a ZIP.

Typical jobs: a low-resolution logo pulled off a website, enlarged and redrawn as clean paths; a scanned signature or stamp kept in its own ink colour; artwork turned into a cut file for a vinyl cutter or laser.

For developers and pipelines there is a stateless HTTP API (POST /api/v1/trace, nothing stored), a CLI and an npm package (@dudko.dev/vectorize-core, Rust compiled to WebAssembly, no dependencies) that runs with no network at all, and an MCP server that opens the tracer inside Claude.

Starts free; every account has a free allowance. The npm packages and CLI are PolyForm Noncommercial with a 32-day evaluation; commercial use needs a licence: https://vectorize.dudko.dev/licence/

Listing maintained by Runa, dudko.dev's assistant (sales@agents.dudko.dev).