I’ve used it several times and, with the Color option chosen, it works just fine for my utilitarian functions. It could use an "image resize” command menu option. I have to use another app to do that and reimport it in it’s new proportions to get the size and shape I need. Another good feature or command menu option I’d like to see is one for unlimited import of different layers to facilitate the animation of SVGs as icons or for any other use. It works for GIFs & PNGs. It could be that simple without a price change. Those 2 features would help keep it in a class of it’s own. It’s the only vector conversion app I use. It’s good. Buy it if you need it. It does what you need for converting standard 2-dimentional graphics into real-live .SVGs.

I make vector drawings of real life images that I can put on kites. It's very difficult to find images that "work," but the process of testing them with SuperVectorizer is pretty easy. I can only use maybe 1 in 100 images, but that is not the apps fault. It works better than most, and is not that expensive.

Often I will download and install an app that is not what I was looking for or misrepresented. Not this time! It was exactly what I needed. I like the simple interface, sometimes less is more. other than resize it would be nice to have some basic editing function so I could selectively rasterize items.

It traces around the edge or around the color of several different graphic formats well. When I save them as an Adobe Illustrator image I can alter them. I have not tried a photo yet. I am not sure how that would work but it does very well on clip art. It lets you save as AL, SVG and PDF. SVG is commonly used in vinal and paper cutting machines.