Pictures in. Clean vectors out.
Drop in a photo, a drawing, a logo or AI art. PixVector uses AI to turn it into smooth, clean shapes you can cut, engrave, print at any size or edit, and hands it back as SVG, PDF, EPS or DXF.
- SVG
- EPS
- DXF
Opening soon at pixvector.io. English and Spanish from day one.

See what it makes
Real results from pictures we put through PixVector, untouched. In each one, the left half is the original picture up close and the right half is the vector. Tap one to compare the whole picture.
Three versions land on one screen
You don't wait for the best one to start looking. Each version replaces the last as soon as it is ready; download whichever you like.
Quick
In seconds
A first trace of your picture, right away.
Cleaned
Moments later
Our AI tidies your picture first, so the trace comes out clean: no grain, no stray specks.
Polished
About two minutes
Every curve fine-tuned against your picture. The sharpest of the three.
Fix it before you download
Change colours
Swap one colour everywhere, or bring the palette down to a few.
Remove the background
One tap, for stickers, shirts and cut files.
Edit one shape
Recolour or delete a single piece.
Drop tiny specks
Clear the little bits a cutter would choke on.
Made for
Cutting machines and lasers
Clean, closed shapes for vinyl, paper, wood and engraving.
Stickers, shirts and mugs
Sharp at any size, from a sticker to a banner.
Print and sign shops
PDF and EPS files your print software opens.
Designers
A sketch or an old logo becomes a real, editable vector.
Developers
An API with the same calls as the standard vectorizing API: change one address and your code works.
Four formats
- SVGFor the web, design apps and cutting machines.
- PDFFor printing and sharing.
- EPSFor print shops and older design apps.
- DXFFor CAD, lasers and CNC.
One simple plan
Web
- 80 pictures a month
- All four formats
- Fix colours and shapes before you download
- Your pictures kept 30 days
Try the example pictures for free, no account needed.
At launch.
For developers
The same calls as the standard vectorizing API. Point your code at PixVector and keep the rest.
# one picture in, one SVG out curl https://pixvector.io/api/v1/vectorize \ -u API_ID:API_SECRET \ -F image=@logo.png \ -o logo.svg
Opening soon
PixVector is in its last checks before launch.