Turn any image into a halftone pattern of dots, squares or lines and export a true vector SVG for laser, screen print and Cricut.
PNG · JPG · WEBP · HEIC · up to 20 MB
Turn any picture into a halftone of dots, squares or lines and export it as a true vector SVG. Free and private, right in your browser.
Drop or choose a picture, or start with the sample image.
Choose dots, squares or lines, then set cell size, angle, smallest and largest dot, invert and colours.
Download the vector SVG for cutting and engraving, or a PNG for print and web.

A halftone recreates the tones of an image with shapes of different sizes: big dots in the shadows, small dots in the highlights. This generator measures the brightness under every cell of a rotated grid and draws a real vector shape there.
Because the result is genuine SVG (circles, squares or line paths) it can be cut, engraved, screen printed or scaled to any size. It runs in your browser for free and nothing is uploaded.
Open PNG, JPG, WEBP or AVIF up to 25 MB. Export SVG (vector) or PNG at 2× resolution. Free, unlimited, runs in your browser.
Engrave photos as vector dots: faster than raster engraving and very crisp on wood, slate and acrylic.
Cut halftone stencils and vinyl decals; use a large cell size so each dot stays cuttable.
Make screen-print ready separations and pop-art posters with a classic print look.
Create bold halftone t-shirt graphics that print cleanly in one colour.
Tip 1: For cutting, keep the smallest dot at 15% or more so no piece is too tiny for the blade.
Tip 2: Angles of 45° look the most natural; 0° gives a graphic, modern grid.
Tip 3: Lines work beautifully for engraving portraits on wood.
Tip 4: Raise contrast first in the depth map tool for flat, low-contrast photos.
Yes. Every dot, square or line is a vector shape, not an embedded picture, so it scales and cuts cleanly.
Yes, free and unlimited, with no account. It runs on your device and nothing is uploaded.
Between 1 and 2 mm per cell at the final size works well on wood. Smaller cells show more detail but take longer to engrave.
Yes, with a larger cell size and a smallest dot of at least 15%. Very small dots are hard to weed in vinyl.
Small cells create thousands of shapes. Increase the cell size or reduce the image area for lighter files.
Yes. Choose any ink and paper colour, or leave the paper out for a transparent background.
Depth maps, 3D relief and puzzles tuned for engraving, carving and cutting.