How to trace a PNG contour and export it
To trace a contour, upload a transparent PNG and the outline finder reads its alpha shape to find the visible edge. You can inset or outset the contour to tighten or loosen the cut line, then export the result in the format you need.
The finder exports a raster contour mask PNG, an SVG path of the contour, or a ZIP that contains both files. That makes it useful for cut lines, masks, and reusable geometry rather than just a visible decorative stroke.
All contour tracing and export run in your browser, so the PNG stays on your device and nothing is sent to a server.
- Upload one transparent PNG
- Inset or outset the contour as needed
- Export a mask PNG, an SVG path, or both
- Download a ZIP with both files if wanted
Contour finding vs outline generation
An outline generator draws a visible stroke around an image for presentation, like a sticker border. A contour finder is different: it produces reusable geometry and mask output, which is why it is a separate tool.
Use the contour finder when you need a cut line, a mask, or an SVG path to drive other work. It focuses on a practical contour export from the visible alpha shape, not on replacing a full print-design vector editor.