SVG to PNG Converter

Convert any SVG file to PNG at custom dimensions. Set width, height, and scale factor. Runs entirely in your browser — no upload, no signup.

No uploadGDPR safeHiDPI readyTransparent PNG

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Drop your SVG file

SVG files only — converted to PNG in your browser

SVG is rendered and exported as PNG entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

How to convert SVG to PNG (30 seconds)

Drop your SVG

Drag and drop an SVG file onto the tool. Icon files, illustrations, logos — anything in .svg format.

Set dimensions

The tool reads the SVG's natural size automatically. Change the width or height, or pick a scale factor (1x, 2x, 3x for HiDPI).

Convert

Click Convert. The SVG is rendered to a canvas in your browser and exported as PNG. No server involved.

Download PNG

Download your PNG at the exact dimensions you set. Perfect for social media, app icons, emails, or any use case that needs raster images.

SVG vs PNG — when to use which

SVG is a vector format. It stores shapes as mathematical instructions, not pixels. A circle in SVG is literally <circle r='50'/>. This means SVG files scale to any size with zero quality loss and are often tiny in file size for simple graphics.

PNG is raster. It stores actual pixels. Once you convert SVG to PNG at a given size, you lock in that resolution. Scale it up later and it gets blurry. But PNG works everywhere — every browser, every app, every platform. SVG support is inconsistent in email clients, some CMS platforms, and older tools.

The rule of thumb: keep SVG as the source file. Export PNG at the largest size you will ever need. Use 2x or 3x scale for icons and logos so they stay sharp on HiDPI screens.

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Frequently asked questions

Why convert SVG to PNG at all?+

SVG is a vector format — it scales perfectly at any size, but not every tool or platform supports it. Email clients, some CMSs, older image upload fields, and many design tools require raster formats like PNG. Converting SVG to PNG gives you a pixel-accurate version that works everywhere.

What does 2x and 3x scale mean?+

2x means the output PNG is twice the pixel dimensions of the original SVG size. This is used for HiDPI (Retina) displays — you display the image at half its pixel size and it looks sharp. 3x is the same idea for higher-density screens. If you are exporting a 100x100 icon and select 3x, you get a 300x300 PNG.

My SVG has no defined width or height — what happens?+

The tool looks for a viewBox attribute as a fallback. If neither width/height nor viewBox is defined, it defaults to 1024px wide. You can always override the dimensions manually.

Will the PNG look exactly like the SVG?+

In most cases, yes. The SVG is rendered to a canvas using the browser's native SVG renderer, so vector shapes, gradients, and fills are all rendered accurately. Very complex SVGs with filters or rare features might look slightly different across browsers.

Can I convert SVG to JPG instead of PNG?+

This tool outputs PNG. PNG supports transparency (which SVGs often have), so it is the safer choice. If you need JPG, download the PNG and use our Convert Image tool to convert it to JPG.