Vectorizer converts raster images into scalable SVG files through a web service. You can upload up to 20 images at once, then download each result from its thumbnail or collect the converted files in a ZIP archive. It requires neither registration nor software installation and works over the internet, including on mobile phones. Processing typically takes a few seconds, depending on image size and complexity. The service is described for visual design, advertising products, plotters, machine tools, and computer-aided design. Artists can use it to work from sketches, while engineers can convert drawings, plans, and technical documents. Its free plan costs 0.00 USD per free. Personal and commercial use are permitted, but the terms prohibit integrating the service into your own or a third-party application. Uploaded images and generated files are permanently deleted after no more than one hour. Vectorizer may retain and analyze request metadata to improve the service.
Who it is for
It may suit artists, engineers, and other users who need to convert raster images to SVG in a browser. Its batch uploads and ZIP downloads may help people converting several images at once.
What is good
- Free plan costs 0.00 USD per free.
- Upload up to 20 images at once.
- No registration or installation required.
- Download results individually or as a ZIP.
- Permits personal and commercial use.
What to know first
- Uploaded files are deleted after one hour.
- Terms prohibit integrating the service into applications.
- May save and analyze request metadata.
Verdict
Vectorizer offers browser-based raster-to-SVG conversion with batch uploads and no registration or installation. Its one-hour file retention and restriction on application integration are worth considering before use.
Vectorizer plans and pricing
All plansCompared on image vectorization software
- Free plan
- Yes
- Batch conversion
- Yes
- Available platforms
- web
- Vector output formats
- SVG
