PNG to EPS Converter

Convert PNG files to EPS in your browser. Choose your file, adjust available settings, then download the converted file.

Maximum 100 MB per file, up to 5 files at a time.

Make sure each file is complete and in the format you selected, or the conversion may fail.

300+ formats supported
Convert between 300+ file formats in your browser.

Fast and easy
Just drop your files on the page, choose an output format and click "Convert".

How to convert PNG to EPS

  1. Click the “Choose Files” button to select your files.
  2. Click on the “Convert” button to start the conversion
  3. When the status change to “Done” click the “Download” button

Good to know

EPS is an older format that printers, sign makers and some publishing and design tools still ask for. Converting a PNG gives you an EPS file they can accept; for sharp results at large sizes, start from the highest-resolution PNG you have.

About PNG

Portable Network Graphics · Image

A lossless raster image format that supports transparent backgrounds.

Opens with: Browsers, design tools and screenshot utilities.

Strengths: Keeps sharp edges and transparency.

Limitations: Usually larger than JPG for photographs.

About EPS

Encapsulated PostScript · Print graphic

A PostScript-based graphic format used by some print and legacy publishing workflows.

Opens with: Illustrator, Inkscape and print-production tools.

Strengths: Accepted by some print vendors and legacy systems.

Limitations: Not convenient for browsers and many everyday apps.

Why convert PNG to EPS?

A lossless raster image format that supports transparent backgrounds. A PostScript-based graphic format used by some print and legacy publishing workflows.

Meet a print vendor or publishing requirement. Keep the original file until you have checked the result.

Frequently asked questions

EPS is a long-standing print format that many professional print workflows still use.

A PNG is a pixel image, so it stays a pixel image inside the EPS. Start from a large, high-resolution PNG.

Check the result in your design software; some EPS workflows replace transparency with white.