Turn any PNG into a clean, scalable SVG — logos, icons, illustrations, screenshots of graphics. Transparent backgrounds handled, gradients detected, and the output is real editable Bézier paths, not a pixel-grid embed.
Half the "converters" online just wrap your PNG inside an SVG tag — the file says .svg but it's still pixels, and it still blurs when scaled. The other half trace each color region separately, leaving hairline white seams between colors and rounding every sharp corner.
WizVector runs a shared-boundary engine: the border between two colors is traced once and used by both sides, so there are no seams, corners are detected and preserved exactly, edges snap to sub-pixel accuracy against the original, and smooth color transitions become real SVG gradients instead of ugly bands. Black-and-white images are automatically routed to a specialist monochrome tracer. Every job reports paths, nodes and file size — you can see the quality, not just trust it.