TIFF to SVG

The tool accepts TIFF input and outputs an editable SVG vector. It uses raster-to-vector tracing techniques to detect edges and shapes, then fits Bezier curves to produce scalable paths. Color quantization reduces the palette to a defined color limit, improving file size and editability. The resulting SVG preserves transparency and provides vector paths that can be edited in standard design tools. It is suitable for designers who need to repurpose TIFF assets for web, UI, and print, without the labor of manual tracing. The process is conceptually vector-first: identify regions, convert to scalable curves, and apply color mapping to create a clean vector representation of the raster source. The tool emphasizes reproducible vector outputs and predictable editing, with options to adjust tracing mode, color depth, and background handling for different use cases. Use cases include logo recreation from TIFF scans, converting architectural textures, and preparing icons or illustrations originally stored as TIFF. Unique value lies in its combination of automated tracing, palette control, and export-ready SVG that minimizes downstream cleanup. Core features cover input validation, multiple tracing modes, and output customization to align with design pipelines and developer integration.