R2V
6.1#17 in image vectorization software$395 one-timeWindows
VisitR2V vs SVGcode
What both publish
| Fact | R2V | SVGcode |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The vendor presents R2V for mapping and GIS professionals handling contour, parcel, soil, flood, aerial, satellite, and CAD digitizing workflows. | The project lists it as an option for people seeking a web-based, free, open-source image-to-SVG tool that lets them save SVGs without logging in. |
| Purpose | R2V converts scanned maps, drawings, aerial photos, and satellite imagery into vector data for GIS, CAD, and mapping. | SVGcode converts raster images such as JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, and AVIF into SVG vector graphics. |
R2V plans
- Single User$395, paid once
- 2-User Pack$595, paid once
- Site LicensePriced on request
SVGcode plans
- FreeFree
Pick R2V if…
It suits mapping and GIS professionals digitizing contour, parcel, soil, flood, aerial, satellite, or CAD materials. Windows users needing batch processing and varied vector outputs are the intended audience.
Pick SVGcode if…
SVGcode suits people who want to convert color bitmap images into SVG files in a browser or installable app. It may be useful to those looking for a free, open-source option that does not require a login.