Why a real PNG to SVG conversion matters
Many “PNG to SVG” converters simply place your pixels inside an SVG file. It looks like a vector, but it still becomes blurry when you zoom and you cannot edit the shapes. MyVectorizer traces your PNG: every colour area becomes a smooth vector path that you can scale, recolour and edit in Illustrator, Inkscape, Figma, Affinity Designer or Canva.
Transparent PNGs keep their transparency: the background stays empty in the SVG. If your PNG has a white or coloured background, choose “Remove background + vectorize” and the SVG will be transparent too.
Tips for the best SVG
Use the largest, sharpest PNG you have. Choose “Auto” colours to stay close to the original, or a small number (2 to 6) for a simpler, lighter file. “Easy editing” groups shapes by colour, so you can change a colour in one click in your design software.