SVG to PNG / JPEG

Convert SVG vector files to raster images at any scale.

Click to upload .svg file

About the SVG to PNG Converter

This tool converts SVG to PNG, rendering vector artwork to pixels at whatever resolution you specify with transparency preserved. Because SVG is resolution-independent, you can export the same logo at 32 pixels or 2048 with no quality loss.

Convert SVG to PNG for the many places that still refuse vectors. Email clients largely do not render SVG, social platforms reject it on upload, older Office versions cannot place it, and app icon pipelines want fixed-size PNGs.

The advantage of starting from SVG is that there is no original resolution to be limited by — the artwork is drawn fresh at whatever size you ask for. A 1024-pixel export is just as crisp as a 64-pixel one, which is exactly what you want when generating an icon set from a single source file.

Transparency is carried into the PNG's alpha channel, so a logo keeps its transparent background rather than gaining a white box. Export the largest size you might need — going back to the SVG later is easy, but enlarging a PNG is not.

How to use the SVG to PNG Converter

  1. Upload your SVG. Drag the .svg file onto the drop zone or paste the markup.
  2. Set the output size. Choose the pixel dimensions you need for the destination.
  3. Convert. Render the vector artwork to PNG at that resolution.
  4. Download. Save the PNG with its transparency intact.

SVG to PNG Converter features

  • Renders SVG to PNG or JPEG
  • Output resolution of your choosing
  • Transparency preserved in PNG output
  • Same source exports at any size without quality loss
  • Download the rendered file

Frequently asked questions

Why convert an SVG at all?

Because plenty of places will not take one: email clients, older CMS uploaders, app store assets, social preview images and most print workflows. A raster export is the compatibility fallback.

What resolution should I export at?

Whatever the destination needs, times two for high-density screens. Since SVG is resolution-independent there is no penalty for exporting the same logo at 32 pixels for a favicon and 2,048 for a banner.

PNG or JPEG?

PNG almost always. Vector artwork is flat colour with sharp edges, which is exactly what PNG stores efficiently and what JPEG turns fuzzy. Choose JPEG only if the destination refuses PNG.

Is transparency kept?

In PNG output, yes — transparent areas stay transparent. JPEG has no transparency channel, so those areas are filled instead.

Will the fonts in my SVG render correctly?

Only if the text has been converted to paths, or the font happens to be available to the renderer. Text still referencing a font by name is the usual cause of an export that looks wrong — convert text to outlines in your editor first.