AI-powered, deterministic SVG drawing technology for real-world line geometry.
Deterministic line extraction for professional workflows
ScriptFX is the AI-powered engine behind Pixel2Lines. It is not a generative image model and not a generic vectorizer. It was built specifically to turn raster images into usable SVG drawings for documentation, plotting, laser-prep, architecture visuals, and other workflow-driven outputs.
Instead of simply tracing every visible contrast edge, ScriptFX analyzes subject structure and reconstructs line geometry that stays readable, editable, and production-aware. The goal is not a filled shape copy of the whole image. The goal is line-based vector output that supports downstream work.


For thin features, wireframes, and technical detail, ScriptFX uses centerline-oriented detection so the result behaves like a drawing instead of a noisy double-outline trace. That keeps the output cleaner for plotting, cleaner for fabrication prep, and easier to reuse in manuals, product graphics, and design systems.
Reliability is built in. Quality checks compare extracted geometry against the source before export so the result is controlled and repeatable. That gives you workflow-ready SVG drawings without relying on generative hallucinations or decorative sketch filters.


ScriptFX combines AI-powered subject understanding with deterministic geometry rules so only workflow-relevant line structure survives the pipeline. The result is usable SVG drawing output, not a generative image remix and not a broad full-image auto-trace.


With manual quality control upon request
The engine handles extraction and structure. Human review is available when a workflow needs tighter aesthetic control, format validation, or brand-sensitive finishing.
Output is structured for downstream use, reducing cleanup work before documentation, plotting, or fabrication handoff.
Centerline-aware paths and controlled geometry reduce unnecessary complexity and make the output easier to reuse.
You get scalable line geometry built for real work, not decorative sketch effects or rough screen-only traces.