Level 2 PostScript encoding
PNG to EPS Converter
Package PNG raster pixels inside a genuine EPS colorimage program without uploading the image.
The EPS contains the original raster pixels as a Level 2 PostScript colorimage. Transparent pixels are composited onto white; this does not create editable vector paths.
How to use the PNG to EPS converter
- STEP 1Choose a PNG up to 25 MB and 8 million pixels.
- STEP 2Decode and encode the raster into Level 2 EPS.
- STEP 3Download and test the EPS in your target application.
About this tool
Decode PNG pixels locally, flatten alpha onto white, and encode the RGB stream inside a standards-marked EPSF PostScript file.
This is raster-in-EPS conversion, not automatic vector tracing.
The hexadecimal pixel stream can make EPS output substantially larger than the compressed source PNG.
Frequently asked questions
Is the download a genuine EPS file?
Yes. It is an EPSF-3.0 PostScript program with a bounding box, Level 2 colorimage operator, and hexadecimal RGB pixel stream.
Does it turn the PNG into vector paths?
No. The EPS contains raster pixels for compatibility with PostScript workflows; enlarging it does not add image detail.
What happens to transparency?
PostScript Level 2 colorimage has no PNG-style alpha channel, so transparent and translucent pixels are composited onto white.