Tools FAQ

You can process up to 20 images at a time, with a maximum size of 25 MB per image.

Simple gradients may be converted into SVG gradients. Complex shading, textures or irregular gradients may be represented using multiple vector shapes, so the result can differ slightly from the original image.

JPG does not support transparency. Transparent areas are filled with a white background when converting to JPG.

You can convert JPG, PNG, and WebP images between any of these supported formats.

Logos, icons, illustrations and graphics with clear shapes and distinct colors usually produce the best results. Photos, textures and highly detailed images may create more complex SVGs.

Smaller File prioritizes reducing file size, Balanced provides a good balance between size and image quality, and Higher Quality uses gentler compression to preserve more visual detail.

Compress Image currently supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images.

Some images may already be well optimized. In those cases, additional compression may only reduce the file size slightly without noticeably affecting image quality.

Vectorization recreates a raster image using paths, shapes and gradients, so some small details, soft shadows or textures may change. Use the Compare view and adjust the trace settings before downloading.

PNG uses lossless compression and does not use the same quality setting as JPG or WebP. Dran applies PNG-specific optimization instead, so the amount saved can vary significantly between images.

Different image formats use different compression methods. Depending on the image content, dimensions, output format, and quality setting, the converted file may be larger or smaller than the original.

It depends on the output format and quality setting. JPG and WebP use lossy compression, so lower quality settings may reduce image detail. PNG is lossless.

Image metadata such as EXIF information may not be preserved during conversion because the image is re-encoded in your browser.