Image to DXF
Vectorize a scanned drawing, sketch, stamp or logo into DXF outlines that CAD, laser and plasma software can actually use. Tune the black/white split live, then convert.
What this can and can't do
Vectorizing traces the outlines of black areas — it shines on clean line drawings, logos, stamps, stencils and signatures. It does not turn a photo into CAD geometry, and it doesn't measure your original: check and rescale the dimensions in your CAD program before cutting anything. The preview shows exactly which pixels will be traced — move the slider until the drawing looks crisp and the background is clean.
Is my image uploaded?
Only the tiny black-and-white version you see in the preview is sent to our EU-hosted server for tracing — not your original photo. It's processed in a temporary folder that is deleted the moment the conversion finishes.
The result has speckles or noise
Move the slider so the preview background turns fully white — most speckles come from shadows or paper texture. Scanning at higher contrast, or photographing with more light, helps a lot.
What's inside the DXF?
Smooth polyline outlines of every traced shape, readable by practically every CAD, CAM, laser and plasma package.