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PNG to EPS Converter

Convert Portable Network Graphics files to Encapsulated PostScript — free, private and right in your browser.

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    Need transparency?Transparent areas are filled with white.
    Need a true vector?Trace it first with Image to SVG.
    For embroidery or stamps?Check the EPS before sending.

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    How to convert PNG to EPS

    1. Select your PNG images.Add PNG logos, graphics or screenshots — at least 2000 px wide for print.
    2. Click Convert to EPS.The picture is placed inside an EPS at the same pixel size.
    3. Download your EPS file.Save one EPS for each PNG.
    4. Open it in your design program.The image is stored inside the EPS.

    About PNG to EPS

    When is it useful? PNG to EPS converts logos, graphics and screenshots into EPS for print shops, embroidery and stamp makers, and design software that still works with EPS files.

    Good to know: EPS made this way holds a picture, not vector paths, at the same pixel size as your PNG. Transparent areas are filled with white, because this EPS does not keep transparency. For a true vector logo that scales to any size, trace it first with Image to SVG.

    Tips for Better Results

    • Start with a large PNG (at least 2000 pixels wide) for printing.
    • If the background must stay transparent, ask whether the printer accepts PNG or SVG.
    • Check the EPS in your design program before sending it to print.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is my transparent background kept?
    No. Transparent areas are filled with white in this EPS.
    Is the EPS a real vector?
    No. It holds a picture. Trace it first with Image to SVG for a true vector.
    How big should my PNG be for printing?
    Start with a PNG at least 2000 pixels wide.
    What if the printer accepts PNG or SVG?
    Send those instead if you need the background to stay transparent.
    Works with: Print shops · embroidery and stamp makers · design software

    What converts well, and what doesn't

    Your PNGResult in EPS
    ContentA picture, not vector paths
    Pixel sizeSame as your PNG
    Transparent areasFilled with white
    PrintingStart with a PNG at least 2000 px wide
    Design programCheck the EPS before printing
    💡 Tip: Start with a large PNG (at least 2000 pixels wide) for printing.

    Common uses

    Print shopsProvide EPS files.
    EmbroiderySend designs.
    Stamp makersRubber stamp artwork.
    Design softwareOlder programs.
    LogosLogo files for print.
    ScreenshotsPrint graphics.

    Is my file safe?

    Browser processing: your files are processed on your own device and are never uploaded to our server.

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    Guide

    PNG to EPS: a complete guide

    Where EPS files are requested

    Rubber stamp and seal makers, embroidery digitisers, screen printers, sign shops and some publishers still ask for logos and graphics as EPS. If your logo or graphic exists only as a PNG, converting it gives them the file type they ask for.

    What happens when you convert

    Each PNG is opened in your browser, placed on a white background, and stored inside an EPS file as a high-quality JPEG image at its full pixel size. Each PNG becomes its own EPS file, ready to place in print and layout software.

    What changes from the PNG

    Transparency is not kept: transparent areas become white, because this EPS stores a flat image. The graphic is also not converted into vector paths, so it cannot be scaled up endlessly or edited shape by shape. For logos that must scale to any size or be cut by machines, trace the PNG into vectors with Image to SVG.

    Common problems and how to fix them

    A white box appears behind the logo: transparency was lost — ask whether the printer accepts PNG or SVG instead. Edges look soft on large prints: start from a larger PNG, at least 2000 pixels wide. The design software cannot edit the logo: it is a picture inside the EPS; use a vector version.

    Good habits

    Keep your original PNG, ask the printer whether vector artwork is needed, and check the EPS in a viewer or the printer's proof before production.

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