Vectorizer
PNG to SVG for Textile Printing.
Convert raster textile designs to scalable vector graphics for any print size. Output is SVG by default, with EPS for Illustrator and print workflows, or a clean PNG.
At a Glance
- Credits
- 11 credits per image
- Input
- PNG, JPEG, TIFF or PSD, up to 50 MB
- Output
- SVG (default), EPS or PNG
- Colour limit
- Optional cap on the number of colours in the vector
- Typical time
- 40 to 60 seconds per image
Real-World Use Cases
Large-format printing
A home textile brand needs a design printed on 3-meter wide curtains. The original is a 2000px JPEG. Convert to SVG and scale to any size without quality loss.
Creating editable files
A client sends a JPEG of their logo for a textile print. Convert to vector so it can be recolored, resized, and modified in Illustrator without degradation.
How It Works
Upload your image
PNG, JPEG, TIFF or PSD, up to 50 MB. Flat-colour artwork with clean edges traces best; soft gradients and photographs produce many small shapes.
Pick the output format
SVG for web and most design tools, EPS for Illustrator and print RIPs, or PNG if you only want the cleaned-up raster. Optionally cap the colour count.
Download and edit
Open the vector in Illustrator, Inkscape or CorelDRAW. Paths are editable, so you can recolour, resize and adjust nodes.
Key Features
SVG, EPS or PNG
Choose the format your next step needs. SVG is the default.
Colour Count Control
Limit the number of colours to simplify the vector and reduce the shapes you have to manage.
Resolution Independent
Scale to any print width, from a label to a 3-metre curtain, with no pixelation.
Editable Paths
Standard vector paths, not embedded bitmaps, so your artist can keep working on the file.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does it take?
Typically 40-60 seconds depending on image size and complexity.
Does it output AI or PDF files?
No. Output is SVG, EPS or PNG. Illustrator opens both SVG and EPS directly, and you can save as AI or PDF from there.
Will it separate colours for screen printing?
It traces shapes and keeps colours as fills, but it does not produce one plate per colour. Use Color Separation for per-colour layers, then vectorize individual layers if you need vector plates.
Guides & Tutorials
Your designs and our AI
Uploads and results are stored in your organisation's workspace and are not accessible from other customers' accounts. Under our Terms of Service, uploaded designs and generated outputs may be used to train and improve our AI models, and that use continues after an account is closed. Any customer can request an AI-training opt-out for their organisation before uploading by contacting support. Details are in our Privacy Policy.