PNG to SVG Tracer is a browser based tool that converts PNG, JPG, and WebP images into scalable SVG vector files. The conversion process, called tracing, identifies edges in the source image and rebuilds them as vector paths. Since SVG files store shapes as outlines and fills rather than a grid of pixels, the resulting images remain sharp at any size. The tool operates entirely within the browser using JavaScript, meaning images are processed on the user's device and are not uploaded to any server. The tool offers several configurable options. Users can select from four tracing styles: logo or icon, illustration, black and white, and photo. Color count can be adjusted, with eight colors typically sufficient for flat logos and icons. A smoothing setting controls curve quality, and a soften value can clean up edges before tracing. Users can preview the trace alongside the original image by dragging across the screen, and the white background can be made transparent in color traces. Images can be dropped in or pasted from the clipboard, with support for files up to 40 MB. For performance, images are traced at up to 1600 pixels on the longest side, and small images are enlarged first to improve curve fitting. The tool is designed for logos, icons, line art, signatures, and silhouettes that need to scale without losing quality. Common uses include preparing artwork for print, websites, vinyl cutters, and vector editing software. Photos can be traced but will produce posterized results with many shapes and larger file sizes. Clear source images with flat colors produce the best results. No account is required, and unlimited images can be traced and previewed at no cost.