What makes VectorProof Studio different from a normal image to SVG converter?

VectorProof Studio renders the SVG back to pixels, compares it against the original image, shows an error heatmap, runs repair passes, and can optimize the SVG before export.

Does VectorProof create a true vector SVG?

VectorProof includes true-vector pixel and trace repair modes. It also includes a raster carrier mode for fidelity trials, and that mode is clearly labeled as an embedded PNG carrier rather than a true vector.

Can I test conversion before paying?

Yes. Conversions and visual proofing run before payment. Stripe payment is requested only when downloading the SVG export.

Image to SVG Converter + SVG Optimizer

Start by rescuing the image into a clean SVG. Then choose the job: Cricut, sticker, laser, web logo, print, embroidery, icons, or a clean scalable SVG.

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Start here

Choose the file you need, then rescue the image once.

Every product starts with the same clean workflow: rescue the image, build a master SVG, inspect the proof, use Color Studio for point-and-click colour and background cleanup, then finalize and export for the job. Embroidery gets a stricter ThreadProof QA path because stitch files need simulation, density checks, hoop fit, and machine-format verification.

Step 1 Pick a product lane, then drop your image into Optimize Image.

Optimize Image PNG, JPG, WebP, GIF, or BMP from disk

Selected productclean SVG

Build one proofed master SVG, then export it directly or continue into the matching production tool.

Product setupdefault

Choose the product, then optimize the rescued image for that use before export.

Auto settingstrace + repair

Clean SVG preset VectorProof will choose the rescue settings for the selected product.

Advanced Output path and agent controls

Output pathauto selected

Embroidery uses one clean master SVG. Pixel and raster-carrier paths are blocked because ThreadProof needs stitchable shapes, not a bitmap packed inside an SVG.

Agent controlsidle

Max colors 96

Repair passes 10

Passes are repair attempts. More passes can improve fidelity and cleanup, but may take longer.

Residual tolerance 0

Preserve transparent pixels Prefer smaller SVG when tied

ThreadProof will tune this next. The rescue step keeps 8 thread-ready colours, removes obvious background pieces, and hands fabric, hoop, and thread choices into the embroidery lane.

Runready

Similarity--

Mismatched pixels--

Mean error--

SVG size--

Passes--

native preview

Original image--

SVG rendered back--

Error heatmap--

Color Studio

Click the SVG render to pick the area you want to change. Then choose any replacement color with the custom picker or hex field and apply it. Image and thread swatches are optional shortcuts.

1. Pick what to edit

No edit area selectedClick the SVG rendered back image to select the area you want to change.

Clicking the SVG render selects the visible color under your cursor and locks onto that connected area when possible.

2. Choose new color

Pick any custom color. This is not limited to colors from the uploaded image.

Custom colorAny color

New color: #111827 Click this card to open the color picker, then apply the color below.

Exact hex

Optional image colorsShortcut

Load an image to extract colors.

Pick an area first.

Select an area, choose any replacement color, then apply it here.

3. Review and finalize

Run agents to activate Color Studio.

Thread choices

Pick a thread swatch, or type your spool code in embroidery setup.

Selected product is ready

Color Studio is finalized. Build the product-specific output, then download the files for the lane you chose.

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Production settings

Finalize Color Studio to activate product-specific production.

QA and output

Build the selected product output to see its production preview and file package.

Agent proof log

Passes show each reconstruction or refinement attempt the agents ran. Later rows are newer, and accepted passes become the current SVG candidate.

Agent	Action	Evidence	Result
Load an image to start the reconstruction loop.