From image to editable SVG

What is available today?

I2S by Sbarah converts raster artwork into editable SVG paths. This website is a public product preview. You can explore the demonstrations and documentation. Hosted account processing, the trial and checkout are not activated. A demonstration is not a completed conversion of your own image.

How the workspace works

Once hosted processing is activated, sign in and upload an image from the image library. Open its result in the editor, compare the original with SVG, zoom in, select a color group, change its color or hide it, then download the edited SVG. Undo and redo let you review changes. Removing a vector color group is different from segmenting a raster background and can also remove foreground artwork using that color.

Why can an SVG still look pixelated?

SVG is a container for vector geometry, not a guarantee of smooth reconstruction. Tracing a very small source can preserve its staircase edges as real paths. Enlarging a screenshot of an SVG also enlarges the screenshot pixels. Inspect the downloaded SVG in a vector editor at several scales. Use the largest clean source available, compare holes and sharp corners, and check transparent edges on light and dark backgrounds. Smoothing may remove intentional corners or small details. Logos and flat illustrations are better candidates than detailed photographs. I2S does not promise to recover information missing from the source.

Formats and configured account limits

The native converter supports PNG, JPEG, WebP, BMP, GIF and TIFF raster inputs; it outputs SVG. The hosted account configuration is stricter than local conversion: 10 MiB and 4 megapixels per image, 10 images per batch, 1 active batch and 1024 MiB storage. Individual tools and a future trial may impose smaller limits. These are configured limits, not a claim that hosted uploads are currently available. SVG uploads are not a raster-to-vector conversion.

Planned pricing in USDT

Starter: 5 USDT for 100 images. Studio: 15 USDT for 30 days of unlimited manual personal image processing within the published technical limits. Studio does not include bots, API automation, resale or bulk service operation. Renewal is manual. Checkout is not active. USDT is a digital token, not a card payment in US dollars; use only the network and final total displayed by an activated checkout. Do not send funds to an address copied from a guide or an AI answer.

Your files and access

Public demonstrations and this guide contain product information. Account images, job results, billing and administration require authenticated access and are not part of the public documentation. Do not put customer images, session cookies or API credentials in prompts or public links. A complete hosted retention and deletion policy must be published before account processing launches. Do not interpret the preview as a promise of zero retention or local-only processing.

Using I2S with an AI assistant

Agents can read this guide and its Markdown equivalent, discover the site through /llms.txt, and call GET /api/capabilities without authentication to inspect the published product status. The endpoint is a versioned capability declaration, not a live service-health probe. There is no public conversion API, MCP server or universal agent integration today. The internal account proxy is not an automation API. Browser assistance must preserve user intent and account access controls. A future automation interface needs scoped credentials, explicit spend limits, idempotent submissions, job polling and separate metered terms before agents can submit work.

Explore the actual files

The landing page includes a labeled demonstration. Compare its raster source and vector artwork directly; these are sample assets, not a quality promise for every upload.

• Raster example
• Vector example (SVG)
• Agent documentation index
• OpenAPI
• Published capabilities (JSON)