Upload a JPG or PNG image and generate an infinitely scalable, instantly downloadable SVG image - For Free! Choose the simple model to save time. Or choose an advanced model to customize each technical setting for a tailor-made output.

Hey there Product Hunt 👋, When working on Generatebg, I did not always have the time to design vector images from scratch. I often doodled a sketch on a notebook and wanted to transform it into vector graphics that I can use for the app/website. That's when I came up with the idea for RASVEC - a simple tool that generates Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) using raster images (JPG or PNG). My aim with RASVEC is to make SVGs more accessible to creative folks who don't have the time or interest to design SVGs from scratch. Want to get a vector output without bothering with any of the technical details? Choose the Ehrenfeld (simple) model and set the sub-model to your intended use case. Wish to dive into detailed technical parameters and control every aspect of the vector graphics output? Choose either the Ehrenfeld (advanced) model or the Lindenthal (advanced) model and tweak every aspect of the output. Make the process as simple or as detailed as you want it to be. Or simply play around to explore possibilities! ✨ I have designed the application to be output-centric. Each time you change an option, the model triggers without you having to do anything, so that you can see the result of your change immediately. All of this is for free. Why am I doing this? I am just scratching my own itch. While doing so, I am hoping that this tool scratches yours too. ❤️ What am I expecting from this launch? Feedback, suggestions, and feature requests from anyone who intends to use this tool. Thank you for your interest. Your support means a lot to me! ❤️ - Hemanth

@hemanthkumar hey i loved the idea , how can i contribute to the codebade . i am a full stack developer currently in my second year .

Where was this when I was struggling with random background remover websites and making my own vectors in Figma :') Amazin work! I am looking forward to using this!

@sofia_kyriazidi wow! Glad to know that you see value in using RASVEC and Generatebg. Should you have any feature requests, be sure to let me know, Sofia! :)