SVG to PNG
Convert an SVG file or pasted markup to PNG, WebP or JPG at 1×, 2×, 4× or an exact pixel width — rendered locally in your browser, nothing uploaded.
Convert SVG to PNG online
Drop an SVG file or paste its markup, choose a scale (1×, 2×, 4× or an exact pixel width), and download a sharp PNG, WebP or JPG. Vector in, pixels out — rendered locally in your browser, nothing uploaded.
SVG to PNG rasterizes vector graphics into pixel images you can use anywhere — a logo that a print shop wants as PNG, an icon for a platform that rejects SVG uploads, a diagram for a slide deck, or an og:image that social networks can render. Drop in a .svg file or paste the markup directly, choose 1×, 2×, 4× or an exact pixel width, and download PNG, WebP or JPG.
Because SVG is resolution-independent, you decide the output sharpness at export time: 2× the display size is the rule of thumb for retina screens. The converter runs entirely in your browser using the same rendering engine that displays SVG on the web — so what you see in the live preview is exactly what you get, and your artwork never leaves your device.
FAQ
Why does the tool say my SVG can't render?
Two common causes: the markup isn't valid XML (a stray unclosed tag), or it references external resources — remote images, external stylesheets or web fonts — which browsers block during rasterization for security. Inline everything and it will convert.
What size will the PNG be?
The SVG's own width/height (or viewBox) defines the base size; your scale multiplies it. A 240×140 SVG at 2× becomes 480×280. The insight line shows the exact output before you download.
Why export at 2× or 4×?
Screens with high pixel density show a 1× image slightly soft. Exporting at twice the CSS display size is the standard recipe for crisp logos and icons; 4× is for print or large hero images.
Does it keep transparency?
Yes — PNG and WebP preserve the SVG's transparent background. JPG has no alpha, so it gets a white background automatically.
Can I convert text inside the SVG?
Yes, if the text uses fonts available on your system, or better, if the text is converted to paths in your design tool — paths render identically everywhere.
Can I paste SVG code instead of a file?
Yes — the textarea accepts raw markup, which is handy for icons copied from design tools or documentation. The preview updates as you type.
Is there a maximum output size?
Custom width is capped at 8192px, which covers print and wallpaper use. Very large exports depend on your device's memory.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The SVG is rendered by your own browser onto a local canvas — nothing is sent anywhere, and the tool works offline once loaded.