About SVG to PNG Converter
Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG raster images. Upload a file or paste SVG code, set output dimensions and scale, then download. Everything runs locally in your browser using the Canvas API.
Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG raster images. Upload a file or paste SVG code, set output dimensions and scale, then download. Everything runs locally in your browser using the Canvas API.
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files are perfect for logos, icons, and illustrations because they scale without losing quality. But many platforms, apps, and contexts require raster images — PNG specifically. Social media uploads, email attachments, favicon requirements, print workflows, and older software often can't handle SVG. This converter renders your SVG at any resolution you choose, producing a crisp PNG. Need a 1024×1024 app icon from an SVG logo? A 16×16 favicon? A 4K resolution illustration? Set the dimensions and the tool handles the rendering in your browser using Canvas API. No file uploads to any server — everything stays local.
Many platforms don't accept SVG: social media profile pictures, most email clients, app store icons, Wordpress featured images (sometimes), and print workflows. PNG is universally supported while SVG requires rendering support.
SVG is vector (infinite resolution); PNG is raster (fixed pixels). Converting means 'freezing' the SVG at a specific resolution. Choose a resolution that matches your needs — you can always re-convert at a higher resolution from the original SVG.
Depends on use case. Web: 1x or 2x your display size (e.g., 200px icon → export at 400px for retina). App icons: 1024×1024. Social media: platform-specific (e.g., 800×800 for profile pictures). Print: 300 DPI equivalent.
Yes — PNG supports transparency (alpha channel). Leave the background setting on 'transparent' and transparent areas in your SVG will remain transparent in the PNG output.
External resources (fonts, linked images) may not render correctly since conversion happens locally. For best results, embed fonts (convert to paths in your SVG editor) and use inline images (base64 encoded) before converting.