Convert PDF to SVG Online
Recover the artwork trapped inside a PDF. Trace the page into editable SVG paths you can recolour, resize, and cut — free and without an account.
Drag an image here, or click to select
Supports PNG / JPG / WEBP / GIF / BMP, max 20MB
Export the PDF page as an image first for the most predictable trace.
Raster PDFs vs vector PDFs
Scanned PDFs are just images and must be traced. Native vector PDFs can often be cleaned and re-exported as SVG without re-tracing. Knowing which one you have saves a lot of time — open the file and try to select an individual shape. If the whole page selects as one block, it is a raster and tracing is the only route.
Scanned PDF
A photograph or scan wrapped in a PDF container. Nothing inside is a path.
Exported vector PDF
Saved from Illustrator, InDesign, or a CAD tool with real curve data.
Mixed PDF
Vector type over a placed photo — common in flyers and packaging proofs.
Flattened PDF art vs traced SVG
Move your mouse across either image — a 4x magnifier appears on both sides.
A flattened PDF logo softens the moment you scale it up. The traced SVG holds its edge.
Recover artwork locked inside client PDFs
Pull logos and illustrations out of supplied PDFs so you can edit them instead of re-drawing from scratch. It is the fastest fix when a client sends a brand mark as a print proof and nobody can find the original working file.
Traces well
- Logos supplied only as a PDF proof
- Scanned line art, stamps, and seals
- Single-page illustrations and icons
- Flat spot-colour packaging artwork
Not ideal for
- Multi-page reports and contracts
- Body copy you need to stay selectable
- Photographic covers with soft gradients
- Dense technical drawings with hairline rules
PDF to SVG questions
Yes. Upload a scanned or raster PDF and Veclify traces the page into SVG paths.
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PDF to vector
PDFs are everywhere in print and business, but the graphics inside them are often locked or flattened. Veclify pulls logos, icons, and diagrams out of a PDF and rebuilds them as editable SVG paths.
Upload a PDF page and Veclify traces the artwork inside it. The result is a clean vector you can recolor, resize, and drop into web or signage work without the PDF's restrictions.
Why convert PDF to SVG
A PDF may embed a logo as a flat image or a fragile path set. Tracing it into a fresh SVG gives you predictable, editable geometry that behaves the same in every editor and on every cutter.
How Veclify traces PDF
Veclify rasterizes the page, vectorizes the artwork with AI path fitting, and returns SVG you can refine — simplify nodes, adjust colors, then export SVG, PNG, PDF, or EPS.