Vector, not a screenshot
Shapes, fills, strokes and gradients are written as PostScript drawing commands, so the EPS scales without blur.
Free converter
Convert SVG to EPS and keep it vector.
Drop an SVG, optionally fix a colour or crop the canvas, then download an EPS whose bounding box fits the artwork. Paths stay vector, so print shops, cutting software and older design apps can scale it cleanly.
No file handy? Have a PNG or JPG? Convert it to SVG first
Editing runs in your browser. Your browser writes a vector PDF, which our server turns into EPS in a temporary workspace and deletes. A free sign-in is needed to download; no credits are used.
Details
How it works
Bounding box
The EPS bounding box hugs the visible artwork, as print and cutting software expect. Add a background colour if you need the full canvas.
Backgrounds
Transparent by default. Pick a colour in the Background panel to bake it into the EPS.
Limits
What this tool cannot do
- EPS has no transparency: semi-transparent areas, filters and blend modes can be flattened into raster patches.
- Live text is written with a standard substitute font. For exact lettering, use an SVG whose text is already converted to paths.
- Embedded raster images inside the SVG stay raster in the EPS.
- Very complex files can take a few seconds to write.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is the EPS really vector?
Yes. The export writes vector drawing commands, so the file scales without blur and Illustrator, CorelDRAW and cutting software can select the paths.
Why would I need EPS instead of SVG?
Some print shops, sign makers, embroidery and cutting tools still ask for EPS. For the web and modern design apps, SVG or PDF is usually the better choice.
Does this use my credits?
No. The export is free; a free sign-in is only needed to download.