Image to Cutting SVG

Built for Cricut, Silhouette, and laser cutters: traces a PNG down to one clean silhouette — background dropped automatically, every path guaranteed closed — instead of a full-color trace with layers a cutter can't use. Processed entirely in your browser — your files are never uploaded.

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FAQ

How does it know what's background?
It samples the color at the image's corner and treats whichever of the two traced colors is closest to that as the background, then drops it — leaving only the subject's outline. Works best when your subject doesn't touch the edges of the image.
Are the paths guaranteed to actually cut correctly?
Every path is explicitly closed — the tracer's own edge-tracing already produces closed shapes, and this runs the same fixer as Close Open SVG Paths as a final check regardless.
I want a full-color trace, not a silhouette — is this the right tool?
Use Image to Vector instead — this one is intentionally simplified to a single cut-ready shape.

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