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Upload your image
Upload your source image from local files.
Convert image to SVG for laser cutting
Prepare laser-cutting SVG artwork faster by converting raster images into clean scalable vector paths.
How it works
Get production-ready SVGs in three simple steps.
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Instant processing
Vectorify traces edges and color regions into SVG paths.
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Download & Done
Preview quality and download when the result is ready.
Common conversion pain points
Laser workflows break down when source files contain noisy edges or unclear boundaries. This converter helps produce cleaner vectors before export.
Noisy contours create unreliable cut lines
Raster images are hard to reuse across material sizes
Manual tracing is too slow for repeated production tasks
Best use cases
Built for clean conversions where vector quality and scalable output matter.
Laser cutting prep
Engraving-ready shape artwork
Simple production stencil graphics
When to use this converter
Best for
- Simple logos and symbols with clear boundaries
- High-contrast artwork that needs scalable output
- Repeatable production graphics with clean edges
Not ideal for
- Highly noisy photographic textures
- Very low-resolution source files
- Artwork requiring exact photo-level reproduction
What you get
- Scalable SVG output from common raster formats
- Preview-first flow for quality control
- Editable vectors for additional cleanup if needed
No subscriptions. Just simple pricing.
Pay as you go with one-time credit packs.
$3
5 credits
5 downloads
$6
25 credits
25 downloads
$9
50 credits
50 downloads
Frequently asked questions
Is this suitable for laser cutting workflows?
Yes. Vectorify exports standard SVG files and is useful for preparing cleaner shape-based artwork for laser workflows.
What input formats are supported?
PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, and BMP are supported as source formats.
When are credits charged?
Credits are used only when downloading a new SVG. Upload and preview happen before that step.
Will I still need manual cleanup?
Sometimes. Very noisy inputs can still require extra cleanup, but clear high-contrast graphics usually convert cleanly.