Vectorizer vs Vectorizer.AI

Vectorizer is a web service that turns raster images into scalable SVG vector files. It accepts up to 20 images in one upload, then provides individual downloads through thumbnails or a ZIP archive. No account or software installation is required, and the service works through the internet, including on mobile phones. Conversion usually takes a few seconds, depending on image size and complexity. The site describes uses in visual design, advertising products, plotters, machine tools, and computer-aided design, with applications for artists working from sketches and engineers handling drawings, plans, or technical documents. Uploaded data and generated files remain for no more than one hour before permanent deletion. Personal and commercial use is permitted, but integrating the service into applications is prohibited. Vectorizer may analyze request metadata to improve the service. The free plan costs nothing.

Vectorizer.AI turns raster images into editable vector graphics for uses including logos, illustrations, print, web, CAD, and CNC. It accepts PNG, JPG, GIF, BMP, and WebP files, and can export SVG, EPS, DXF, PDF, or a cleaned-up PNG. Its conversion process pairs in-house deep-learning models trained on a proprietary dataset with geometric methods for shape fitting, corner cleanup, and symmetry modeling. Users can upload, convert, and preview images without commitment; production results from example images are available to download free. Web App uploads are capped at 3 megapixels and 30 megabytes, with cropping to fit the resolution limit. Developers can connect through SDKs, a CLI, HTTP endpoints, or OpenAPI. API access starts at $9.99 a month for 50 credits, with one credit covering one image; the Web App is $9.99 a month and has no API access. Unused API credits roll over up to five times the monthly allowance. The product is available on web, Linux, macOS, and Windows.