Any way to convert PNG to SVG with transparent background in Windows 10?

Converting PNG to SVG while keeping that cool transparency intact can definitely be a bit of a hassle. I’ve tried my hand at this process on Windows 10, and believe me. When you’re converting a PNG with transparent areas, especially those soft edges or gradients, things can get tricky. Most converters might end up turning those subtle fades into hard edges, which does not look great at all. Detailed PNG images can result in bulky SVGs with too many paths and nodes, making them a pain to edit later in software.

Not all free converters do a great job handling transparency. Many online tools will mess things up, either removing transparency entirely or providing a simplified version that looks nothing like the original. After converting, you might find yourself spending extra time fine-tuning the SVG to get it right, which can be frustrating, especially if you’re on a tight deadline.  If you’re new to design or just not super familiar with vector graphics, understanding how to optimize your SVG and deal with transparencies might feel overwhelming.