SVG to PNG converter
Rasterise vector artwork at whatever pixel width you need, with transparency preserved.
SVG is resolution-independent, which is exactly why it needs converting: plenty of software, marketplaces and social platforms accept only raster images. Because the source is vector, you can render at any size you like with no quality penalty — a 4000 px export is just as crisp as a 100 px one.
How to use it
- Drop in your SVG files.
- Set the output width in pixels. Height follows the artwork's own proportions.
- Choose PNG for transparency, or JPG for a flat background, then process.
Choosing an export size
- Favicons and small icons — 32 to 512 px. Use the favicon generator for the complete set.
- Website logos — export at twice the display size so retina screens stay sharp.
- Print — 300 pixels per inch. A 4-inch-wide logo needs 1200 px.
- Social profile images — 512 px square handles nearly every platform.
What will not convert
The rendering happens in your browser, which imposes two sensible limits. SVGs that reference external images by URL will not pull them in, and SVGs relying on external fonts will fall back to a default face. Both are security restrictions rather than bugs.
If text renders in the wrong font, convert the text to outlines in your vector editor before exporting the SVG.
Questions
Does transparency survive?
Yes, with PNG or WebP output. JPG has no alpha channel, so transparent areas become white.
What is the maximum export size?
Up to 8000 px wide. Very large exports use a lot of memory on phones.
Can I convert PNG back to SVG?
Not here. That is vector tracing, a fundamentally different and much harder problem.
Why did my fonts change?
The SVG references a font your browser cannot load. Convert text to outlines before exporting.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Rendering happens entirely in your browser.