Batch-convert AVIF images into high-quality SVG paths.
Trace AVIF graphics into real SVG paths with control over colors and detail. Preview every result and export complete batches as ZIP files.
Image contents are processed temporarily and discarded after conversion.
Add AVIF images and control the result.
Drop or choose up to 10 images.
Converted files
Converted images will appear here.
How it works
How do you convert an image to SVG?
01Drop in AVIF files
Add AVIF images saved from modern sites or generated by your image CDN and manage the complete batch in one place.
Open AVIF images saved from modern sites in tools that reject the format.
02Pick detail and palette
High density preserves everything the AVIF holds; lower modes and color counts trade detail for lighter, flatter output.
Convert CDN-generated AVIF assets into files clients can actually open.
03Save universal SVGs
Preview and download SVGs that open in design tools, CMSs, and documents where AVIF gets rejected.
Repackage AVIF graphics as scalable SVGs for slides and documents.
Format guide
Why convert AVIF to SVG?
AVIF is the newest mainstream image format, built on the AV1 video codec. It produces the smallest files of any common format and supports HDR and wide color gamuts, so performance-focused sites and image CDNs serve it aggressively. But adoption outside the browser lags badly — most desktop editors, office suites, and CMS upload pipelines still reject .avif files outright.
This converter decodes the AVIF image and traces it into standard SVG paths that open in modern design and development tools. Transparency is currently flattened, and HDR content is rendered into standard display colors during conversion.
Because AVIF is often used for photographic content, High density mode with a full 64-color palette usually gives the most faithful result. For flat graphics that happened to be delivered as AVIF, a reduced palette produces a cleaner, lighter vector-style file. For animated AVIF files, the first frame is converted.
“SVG is a language for describing two-dimensional graphics in XML. SVG allows for three types of graphic objects: vector graphic shapes (e.g., paths consisting of straight lines and curves), images and text.”
W3C, Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) 1.1, §1.1
Where can I read more?
The output is standard SVG markup, defined by the following public specifications and references:
AVIF workflow
Built for the format nothing else opens yet.
Decode the AV1-based images your editor rejects and get back standard SVG markup that every design and development tool already understands.
Batch straight from the CDN
Convert 10 AVIF files per free batch or 50 per paid batch, exactly as your image pipeline handed them over.
Past the support gap
AVIF is only a few years old and support outside the browser is still patchy. SVG has not had that problem for two decades.
Traced, not transcoded
The AVIF is decoded and its artwork fitted with real vector paths, rather than re-encoded into yet another raster format.
Photo and graphic presets
High density with 64 colors suits photographic AVIF. A reduced palette gives flat graphics a lighter, cleaner file.
Discarded after conversion
AVIF contents are processed for the requested conversion and are not retained afterwards.
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