Convert Your PNG to SVG Images Using Adobe Illustrator CC

Here's a procedure for converting your high-quality PNG files to SVG images using Adobe Illustrator. The advantage of SVGs is that they are relatively small in file size but they are also vector graphics. What that means is that SVGs look great at any size and they are completely compatible with Adobe Captivate.

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[luckyekezie]

Thank you so much Paul, this tutorial saved my job. I will put your children in my Will.

[MrSTONKS]

I’ve been on YouTube for over 10 years now, and I must say - this is the greatest video I have ever seen. Has made my life significantly easier as an aspiring NFT developer.

[ebonycam]

Honestly this is. the BEST tutorial for SVG I have ever seen. I can't believe how much fluffing around I have been doing all this time. THANK YOU THANK. YOU THANK YOU!

[floydfernandes]

Very few tutorials on youtube are a gem and this is one of them. Thank you.

[musicteacherengel]

Thank you for this! I use SVG files for 3D printing and have had trouble converting JPEGs or PNGs to SVG until now (except for using those wonky online converters). Kudos to you!

[toniathomas]

You are a genius!!!! I have watched so many videos trying to convert to svg and by far this has been the simplest one. Great job. Keep the tutorials coming.

[techpartner]

Thanks for the to-the-point tutorial, as a developer with bare minimum design skills your tutorial helped me to get an SVG made from my PNG logo in less than a minute. Thank you!.

[louCanitz]

Super helpful. No AI background required and great for anyone bombarded with low quality PNGs

[Chickasawndngirl]

Thanks so much! This was exactly what I needed! Bless you!

[fxsrider]

Right On!! Thanks for not having a 30 second Hip-Hop intro!! I got my pencil out and took notes. Trying to create 3D artwork using a few different methods and was having a hell of a time figuring out how to use Illustrator's trace function. Maybe now I can get busy here. Thanks!!

[renataoutlaw]

This is exactly what I needed. I love how you were easy to follow and to the point. Subscribed!

[blazhespireski]

Thanks Paul, you're a king! This is so valuable info! Much apprecaited!

[sashiasamira]

I have been losing my mind trying to export svgs, and thank you so much for this tutorial. You are amazing

[Jaygerix]

Thanks for this Paul! Just what I needed

[technofeeliak]

If you're using this to create pixel art... as in 16x16 sized Super Mario Bros. svg from sprite sheets, you first want to enlarge each image to 100, 000% and align them to the grid (set grid cells to 1pixel in Preferences). Now you'll get a proper trace...
start with converting to raster under Object > Rasterize.
Then open an Image Trace window...
set the Preset to Custom, View to Tracing Result, Mode to Color, Palette to Limited, Colors to 30, Advanced Paths too 100%, Corners to 100%, Noise to 100%, select the first Method, Options - Snap Curves to Lines and then Trace.

[Robin-uuwx]

Great explanation! Really straight to the point tutorial and most of all: it works!

[iQuatro]

Thanks for the video Paul. Informative and right to the point! Much appreciated.

[brittneysandoval]

THANK YOU SO MUCH! I have been hours trying to save an svg file. I have successfully completed that!

[youdagoob]

Very slick. Saved me gobs of time in having to re-create an SVG image for the client. Thank You!!!

[sakethb]

Thank you so much, I have been trying to do this for 2hrs. Finally found you!