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Adaver
Turn any image or idea into an editable SVG. Open beta
31 followers
Turn any image or idea into an editable SVG. Open beta
31 followers
Drop in any image and Adaver turns it into a clean, editable SVG in milliseconds. Don't have one? Describe it. Need a change? Say it, and nothing else moves. Export to SVG, PDF, EPS, DXF or PNG. We're in open beta, so tell us what breaks.
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We built Adaver because turning an image into an editable vector usually means hours of redrawing by hand, or waiting on slow, expensive tools. We wanted it instant.
Upload any image (illustrations, posters, characters, game art, not just logos) and get an editable SVG in milliseconds, not seconds ⚡
👉 Try the 60-second demo, no sign-up:
https://app.supademo.com/demo/cmw0wb7ah004t2s0j1tbd959k
You can also work with prompts, and Adaver sticks to what you ask:
• Describe an image, and get it as an editable vector.
• Describe a change ("make the shield blue"). No selecting, and everything you didn't mention stays exactly as it was.
Edit it by hand in the browser too, and export to SVG, PNG, PDF, EPS or DXF.
Free: upload, convert, edit by hand
Credits: prompt images and edits (10 free when you verify your email)
Pro ($10/mo): downloads + 120 credits
🔒 Your uploads are deleted after 24 hours.
We're in open beta. Tell us what broke, what's missing, and what would make you use it every week 🙏
@rakhijha 🙌🏻🎉
Manual editing alongside prompted changes is a useful combination. Once someone has cleaned up a few paths by hand, preserving those edits through the next prompt would matter a lot.
@oleksii_sekundant Love this, thank you! 🙌 Your hand edits already carry into the next prompt. Next we're making them stick exactly as you left them, down to every path you cleaned, so a prompt only changes what you asked for. It's on our roadmap now, and I'll ping you here when it ships!
Part of the Adaver team here! 👋
I spent the last few weeks testing Adaver side by side with other converters on hundreds of real images, and the thing that surprised me most was low-quality images. Tiny, blurry and heavily compressed JPEGs came out really well. If you've ever needed an SVG and only had a rough low-res file to start from, give it a try.
It also keeps a lot of the texture and detail in photos and artwork.
Every new build gets tested against the same set of images, so we can see exactly what improves. Drop in your messiest image and let us know how it goes, we'd love to hear!