Convert WebP to SVG

Transform WebP raster images into infinite-resolution SVG vectors. Perfect for logos, icons, and illustrations.

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Turn WebP Pixels into Scalable Vectors

Convert your raster images into high-quality, infinitely scalable SVG vectors. Perfect for printing, logos, and responsive web design.

1

Upload WebP

Drag & drop your WebP file. We accept standard and lossless WebP images.

2

Configure

Choose between 'Smooth' curves or 'Sharp' edges depending on your image type.

3

Download SVG

Get your clean, scalable vector file instantly, ready for any design software.

Pro Tip: Image Choice

Vectorization works best on images with clear shapes and flat colors, like logos, icons, and illustrations. Photographic images result in a stylized "artistic" look.

Intelligent Tracing

True Vector Architecture

We don't just embed your image; we rebuild it with math.

Infinite Scale

Scale your image to billboard size without seeing a single pixel. Perfect for print production.

Editable Paths

The output contains editable nodes and paths. Tweak shapes and colors in Illustrator or Figma.

Full Color

Supports full color tracing, not just black and white. Recreates your image's palette purely with vectors.

Small File Size

For simple logos and icons, SVG files are often KB in size compared to MB for high-res rasters.

Comparison
MetricWebP (Raster)SVG (Vector)
ScalingPixelates when zoomedInfinite Quality
DefinitionPixel GridMathematical Paths
EditabilityLimited (Raster)Full (Shapes/Colors)
Ideal ForPhotos, Web ImagesLogos, Icons, Print

Why Convert to Vector?

From blurred pixels to crisp lines, vectorization solves many design headaches.

Branding Assets

  • Restore lost logo files
  • Prepare logos for large printing
  • Clean up scanned sketches

Web Design

  • Crisp icons on any screen
  • Smaller file sizes for simple graphics
  • CSS stylable elements

Physical Printing

  • Vinyl cutting (plotters)
  • Screen printing preparation
  • Embroidery machine formats

User Stories

Join thousands who have upgraded their image assets.

"I lost the AI file for a client's logo. This tool saved me by converting the low-res WebP on their site back into a clean vector!"

D
David Kim
Graphic Designer

"The SVG code is surprisingly clean. VTracer separates layers logically, making it easy to animate with CSS."

E
Elena Rodriguez
Frontend Dev

"Works great for simple logos. For complex photos, it's a bit abstract, but perfect for what I need (silhouettes and vinyl cuts)."

M
Mike T.
Print Shop Owner
Engineering Philosophy

From Pixels to
Mathematical Curves.

Raster images like WebP are grids of colored dots. Vectors are equations defining paths. Bridging this gap is one of computer vision's classic challenges.

We utilize VTracer, a high-performance Rust-based engine, to perform this alchemy. Instead of simple edge detection, it uses a multi-layered approach: clustering similar colors, tracing their boundaries, and fitting Bezier curves to those boundaries.

The result is a clean, scalable SVG that captures the essence of your image without the "noise" of pixels. Whether you choose 'spline' smoothing for organic shapes or 'polygon' for technical drawings, the math works for you.

Powered by Rust & VTracer

Bezier Fitting

Converts jagged pixel edges into smooth mathematical curves.

Layer Stacking

Intelligently stacks vector shapes to recreate image depth.

Batch Processing

Vectorize multiple WebP files concurrently.

Understanding Vectorization

Raster images (WebP, JPG, PNG) are made of fixed pixels. When you resize them up, they get blurry or "pixelated". Vector images (SVG, AI, EPS) are made of mathematical paths—lines, curves, and shapes defined by coordinates.

Because they are math-based, you can scale a vector image to the size of the moon, and the edges will remain perfectly crisp.

WebP to SVG conversion is not just changing the file extension. It requires "Tracing"—an algorithmic process of looking at the pixels, identifying shapes, and drawing vector paths around them. Our tool uses advanced clustering to make this trace as accurate as possible to the original image.

Vector Glossary

Path

A line connecting points. The fundamental building block of vector graphics.

Node/Anchor

Points that define the start, end, and curve of a path.

Bezier Curve

A mathematical formula used to draw smooth curves in vector graphics.

Raster

Image format made of pixels (WebP, JPG, GIF).

Trace

The process of converting raster pixels into vector paths.

Fill

The color inside a vector shape.

Limitations of Tracing

Not for Photos

Tracing photographs results in a "posterized" look, not a photo-realistic vector.

Gradients

Gradients are difficult to trace perfectly. They are often converted into bands of solid colors.

Frequently Asked Questions

Privacy-First Architecture

Your Data Never
Leaves Your Control.

Our engine is designed on a "Volatile-Memory" principle—once your file is processed, the container is cryptographically purged.

2-Hour Auto-Delete

Files are automatically wiped from our secure servers after 2 hours.

End-to-End Encryption

Using TLS 1.3 and military-grade SSL encryption, your files are protected.

Live Security Specs
AES-256
Encryption Standard
0.00%
Data Retention
"We built this for ourselves first. That means the security had to be perfect."

About the Author

Author

Abu Nayem

SaaS Architect & Full Stack Dev

Building high-performance tools with Next.js and Python. Focused on privacy-first architecture and seamless UX.

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