u/Groundbreaking-You19

I recently launched Vetorize AQUI, an AI-powered desktop app for turning PNG and JPG images into scalable SVG vectors.

I built it because most online tools either have upload limits, require subscriptions, or force you to send your files to the cloud. I wanted a faster and more private alternative that runs locally on your PC.

Current features:

• Convert images into clean SVG vectors
• AI-powered background removal before vectorization
• Fully offline after activation
• One-time payment — no monthly fees
• Windows 10/11 support
• No Python setup or technical installation required

The app uses a local browser-based interface, so it feels lightweight while still working like a native desktop tool.

It’s still evolving, but the results are already solid for logos, line art, illustrations, and simple graphics.

You can try the free demo here:
Vetorize AQUI Demo
or on my itch io / gumroad

I’d love to hear thoughts from indie devs, designers, or makers. What features or improvements would you want in a tool like this?

I’ve been working solo on a desktop app called Vetorize AQUI — a tool that converts PNG/JPG images into clean SVG vectors using AI.

Most online vectorizers either compress quality, limit uploads, or lock everything behind subscriptions. I wanted something simple, local, and privacy-friendly.

What the app currently does:

• Convert raster images into SVG vectors
• AI background removal before vectorization
• Works fully offline after license activation
• No subscriptions — buy once, use forever
• Runs on Windows 10/11 without requiring Python installation

The interface runs locally in your browser, but behaves like a desktop app.

Still improving it, but it already works great for logos, illustrations, icons, and line art.

There’s a free demo available on https://bricio-3d.itch.io/vetorize-aqui and Gumroad — you can test the full workflow before unlocking exports.

Would really appreciate feedback from other indie builders and developers. What features would make a tool like this more useful to you?

I just launched Vetorize AQUI — a Windows desktop tool I've been building solo.

The problem it solves: Converting raster images (PNG/JPG) to clean SVG vectors. Online tools have file size limits and privacy concerns, and everything requires a subscription.

What it does:

Drops PNG/JPG → outputs clean SVG

Runs 100% offline after setup — no subscription, no cloud

One-time purchase, use forever

Frontend is a local web UI that opens in your browser as an app window.

It's not perfect yet, but it works really well for logos, illustrations and line art.

Free demo available on my itch and gumroad — exports are locked until you activate, but you can test the full vectorization pipeline.

Would love feedback from fellow builders. What would you add or improve?