Guide
What makes an SVG real?
Many SVG files are huge because they just wrap a bitmap (PNG/JPG) in an .svg shell — blurry when enlarged, impossible to recolor. xsvg redraws the picture as true vector shapes: usually only a few KB, crisp at any size, and fully editable.
Supported formats
Upload PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, AVIF, TIFF — or an existing SVG that is really a bitmap in disguise. Files up to 25 MB. The output is always a single compact, editable .svg file.
Conversion modes
Auto detect analyses the picture and keeps its colors, choosing the best tracing strategy (color vector or hand-drawn SVG). Monochrome produces the most compact single-color result — ideal for logos and icons that will be recolored in CSS.
Transparent background & invert colors
Transparent background removes the source image's own full-canvas backdrop (a logo exported with a baked-in background carries it as a solid rectangle), so the result composes cleanly on any surface. Invert colors flips light and dark — the quick way to make a dark-mode variant of a logo.
Verification gate
Every conversion is verified before you download it: the output must stay small AND render pixel-close to the original. The result panel shows the output size, the strategy used, and a clear pass / fail verdict — no silent quality loss.
Free, with a Develop account
xsvg is free to use — you just sign in with your Develop account (the same account used across all Develop tools). Your converted files are private: only you can view or download them.