Super Vectorizer
Super Vectorizer is a macOS graphics app for converting bitmap images such as JPG and PNG into editable vector files like SVG, AI, DXF, and PDF.
What is Super Vectorizer?
Super Vectorizer is a graphics and design app for macOS that helps users convert raster images into scalable vector artwork. It is made for people who need to turn logos, illustrations, scans, icons, and line art into files that can be resized and edited more easily in design workflows. The app supports automatic tracing from many common image formats and exports to vector formats including SVG, AI, DXF, and PDF. It also includes controls for smoothing outlines, adjusting color or grayscale tracing, and refining edges so users can produce cleaner vector results from source images. Super Vectorizer fits hobby, print, craft, and professional design tasks where fast bitmap-to-vector conversion is more important than full illustration features. It is published by Effectmatrix as a native desktop app for Mac.
Key features
- Convert bitmap images into SVG, AI, DXF, and PDF vector files
- Automatically trace color, grayscale, black-and-white, and outline artwork
- Import many image formats including common photo and graphic file types
- Smooth edges and refine outlines for cleaner vector results
- Adjust tracing output for logos, icons, sketches, and scanned artwork
- Create scalable graphics that are easier to resize without quality loss
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Super Vectorizer is a standard desktop graphics app. It normally needs access only to the images and project files you choose to open or export, which is expected for bitmap-to-vector conversion work. Keep files you are actively editing backed up before making major changes, especially when replacing or overwriting exported artwork. If you no longer use the app, removing it mainly affects its own settings and local support files.
Recommendation: Keep Super Vectorizer if you use it for logo tracing, artwork cleanup, or converting raster images into vector formats. If you no longer need that workflow, you can remove the app without affecting macOS, though you may also want to delete its leftover support files later.
Common paths
/Applications/Super Vectorizer.app
Cache paths
~/Library/Caches/com.effectmatrix.supervectorizer
Support paths
~/Library/Application Support/Super Vectorizer
Preference paths
~/Library/Preferences/com.effectmatrix.supervectorizer.plist
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