Adaver

Overview

Adaver is a browser-based raster-to-vector conversion tool developed by Nuvai. It transforms flat raster graphics, such as logos, icons, and illustrations, into scalable vector formats including SVG, PDF, EPS, and DXF. The platform also integrates an in-browser vector editor and text-prompted vector generation.

Key Features

• Format conversion — Converts raster images in PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, BMP, and GIF formats into editable SVG, PDF, EPS, DXF, or PNG files.
• Studio editor — Provides an in-browser interface to preview traces, merge similar colors, recolor paths, delete unwanted shapes, and inspect vectors using a split-screen comparison slider.
• AI text-to-vector generation — Generates vector artwork from text descriptions and performs targeted AI-assisted path edits using a tiered credit system.
• CAD and CNC support — Exports DXF files containing closed, color-preserved outlines tailored for laser cutting, CNC routing, and CAD applications.
• High-capacity processing — Accepts raster uploads up to 200 MB and 100 megapixels, offering cropping and scaling steps for high-resolution files.
• Data retention controls — Automatically removes uploaded source files, trace versions, and exports after 24 hours, with options for immediate manual deletion.

Who It's For

Adaver is built for UI/UX designers, graphic designers, print operators, and digital fabrication technicians who regularly prepare vector assets. It suits individual freelancers, design agencies, and laser-cutting or CNC workshops needing to vectorize flat graphics into clean paths. The tool is specifically intended for logos, icons, and flat artwork rather than photographic imagery with soft gradients.

Notable Strengths

Adaver combines automated vectorization with an integrated browser editor that allows users to merge palette colors and prune excess paths before exporting. Its output coverage extends beyond typical web SVGs to machine-ready DXF files for manufacturing and print-ready PDF and EPS formats. In addition, user privacy is maintained through automated 24-hour file purging and an explicit policy ensuring uploaded graphics are never used for AI model training.