Vectorize
Trace a raster into crisp, editable vectors — two modes. Outline gives stroked line work (centreline down the middle of each stroke, for a Make2D dump or sketch, or a stroked contour); Fill gives solid shapes (one colour, or a posterised colour separation). Tune with pre-blur, global / adaptive threshold, morphological cleanup, simplify & smooth, then export SVG for Illustrator or DXF (real millimetres) for CAD and laser. Client-side.
Drop a file on the canvas, click Load, or paste (Ctrl/Cmd+V). A clean black-on-white scan — or a Make2D / line drawing — traces best.
Higher = finer detail, slower. Vectors scale cleanly regardless.
Stroked line work — the output is open/closed paths, not solids.
One line down the middle of each stroke — a Make2D / pen drawing becomes single editable paths.
Softens grain & noise before tracing.
− drops specks & shaves fuzz · + bridges hairline gaps and joins broken strokes.
Drops isolated specks and tiny loops / holes below this area.
Lower = follows every wobble. Higher = fewer, cleaner nodes.
Turns sharper than this stay hard corners; gentler ones curve.
Drops skeleton spurs and crumbs at crossings.
Sets the DXF scale — the drawing's long edge maps to real millimetres for CAD / laser.
These two settings shape what comes out. The files themselves come from Export at the top of the page — SVG, DXF, or SVG straight to the clipboard.
Scroll to zoom · drag a file anywhere on the canvas · everything is computed in your browser — the image is never uploaded.