// image to layered SVG for Cricut & more
// Image Source▼
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Tap to choose a photo
PNG · JPG · WEBP · BMP
📋 Click here then Ctrl+V / Cmd+V
// Color Settings▼
Color Layers 4
Quantization Method
K-Means: Groups pixels into clusters by minimizing color distance. Produces a perceptually even color distribution. Very accurate results.
// Pre-Processing▼
Convolution Filter
Smooth (Gaussian): Applies a 3×3 Gaussian blur before tracing. Removes pixel jitter and noise, producing far fewer unnecessary path nodes in the final SVG.
Strength 0.50
// Image Type▼
What kind of image is this?
Mixed / Unsure: Balanced settings that work well for most images. A good place to start before fine-tuning.
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Upload your image using the panel on the left — file, URL, or paste.
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Pick your Image Type and adjust Color Layers and Pre-Processing. Colors update automatically in the palette below.
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Fine-tune colors in the palette below — remove, reorder, or eyedropper-replace any swatch.
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Test It to run a real trace preview. Saved as tabs — click any tab to restore those settings.
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Trace Image when happy. Download your layered SVG — ready for Cricut!
💡 Thin text or fine detail? Use Logo / Clip Art type & set Pre-Processing to None to preserve sharp edges.
Original
100%
Upload an image to begin
Test Trace
100%
Upload an image, then click
▶ Test It to see the actual SVG trace
// Colors — tap to select · ✎ replace · ✕ remove · 🔎 Tap image to pick color
Colors will appear after quantization