See below for a step-by-step tutorial on how to use svgtrace

• Using the trace function
• Using the asyncTrace function
• Using the skimageTrace function

1. Create the following files (logo-bw.png and logo.png)

   

2. Import svgtrace and convert a file on disk (with trace) to an svg, andsave this back to disk (with Path().write_text)

   from pathlib import Path
   from svgtrace import trace
   
   Path("logo-bw.svg").write_text(trace("logo-bw.png", True), encoding="utf-8")
   Path("logo.svg").write_text(trace("logo.png"), encoding="utf-8")

3. Output

   

1. Import svgtrace and convert a file on disk (with asyncTrace) to an svg, andsave this back to disk (with Path().write_text)

   from pathlib import Path
   from svgtrace import trace
   
   Path("logo-asyncBw.svg").write_text(asyncio.run(asyncTrace("logo-bw.png", True)), encoding="utf-8")
   Path("logo-async.svg").write_text(asyncio.run(asyncTrace("logo.png")), encoding="utf-8")

2. Output is identical to above

1. Import svgtrace and convert a pillow image (with skimageTrace) to an svg, andsave this back to disk (with Path().write_text)

   from pathlib import Path
   from PIL import Image
   from svgtrace import trace
   
   Path("logo-skimageBw.svg").write_text(skimageTrace(Image.open("logo-bw.png")), encoding="utf-8")
   Path("logo-skimage.svg").write_text(skimageTrace(Image.open("logo.png")), encoding="utf-8")

2. Output