SVG to PNG Converter

Rasterize scalable SVG artwork into pixel-perfect PNGs at the size you need. Free, fast, and your files never leave your device.

Drop SVG files here or click to choose

.svg only. Drop several for a batch.

    SVG is vector (resolution-independent); PNG is raster (fixed pixels). Pick the output width and height is scaled to match. Transparency is preserved.

    How to convert SVG to PNG

    1. Drop your .svg files onto the drop zone, or click to browse.
    2. Enter the output width in pixels — the height is calculated automatically from the SVG's aspect ratio.
    3. Click Convert to PNG to rasterize each vector at that resolution.
    4. Download a single PNG, or a zip if you converted a batch.

    Why convert SVG to PNG?

    SVG is a vector format: it stores shapes as mathematical paths, so it stays razor-sharp at any size. That is perfect for icons and logos on the web, but plenty of places simply cannot use SVG — email clients, older document editors, many social platforms, some app stores and a lot of design software all expect a raster image instead. Converting to PNG turns your vector into ordinary pixels those tools understand, while keeping transparency intact so your logo does not get a white box around it. The important thing to grasp is that rasterizing is a one-way step: you are choosing a fixed pixel resolution. That is why this tool asks for an output width. Because vectors are resolution-independent, you can render the same SVG at 256 pixels for a small icon or 4096 pixels for a crisp print or banner, and the edges stay clean at whatever size you pick. Once it is a PNG, though, enlarging it further will look blurry — so if in doubt, export a bit bigger than you think you need. The rasterization is done with the browser's own SVG rendering onto an HTML canvas, entirely on your device, so nothing is uploaded. There is no signup, no watermark and no wait.

    FAQ

    What resolution should I choose?

    Pick the largest size you might need. Vectors render cleanly at any resolution, but once it is a PNG, scaling up looks blurry. For icons 256–512px is common; for print or banners go much larger.

    Is transparency kept?

    Yes. PNG supports an alpha channel, so a transparent SVG stays transparent. There is no white background added.

    Why can't I just use the SVG directly?

    Many editors, email clients, marketplaces and social platforms do not accept SVG. A PNG is a universal raster image that works almost everywhere.

    Are my SVG files uploaded?

    No. The browser renders and rasterizes each SVG locally on a canvas. Your files never leave your device.

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