SVG to JPG Converter

What the SVG to JPG converter can do (background color, scale)

This tool turns vector SVG files into JPG or JPEG images that open anywhere. You choose the background color and the export scale, and you can convert as many files as you like in one go.

JPG cannot store transparency. Export an SVG that has no background of its own and the clear areas would come out black, so this tool lets you choose what fills them. It starts at white, which sits cleanly on a document.

The scale can be 1x, 2x or 4x. Because SVG is vector, even 4x comes out with clean edges rather than jagged ones.

Three steps to convert an SVG file to JPG or JPEG

1. ChooseDrag and drop the .svg files you want to convert, or click to choose or paste them. Several at once is fine.
2. AdjustPick the "Background color" and the "Export scale". The list shows the resulting pixel dimensions, so you can confirm the size before you press the convert button.
3. Save"Download" the results one by one or all together as a ZIP. Your original files are never overwritten.

Picking a background color because JPG has no transparency

The right background color follows from wherever the image ends up. White for white paper or a white page; the slide's own color if you are dropping it into a dark deck, so the rectangular edge of the image never shows.

When in doubt, choose white. Most places you submit to are white, and it reliably avoids the accident of a once-transparent SVG arriving with a black background. Color names such as white work as well as hex codes.

Submitting to a document or an application form

Use white. Both paper and form previews are usually white, so the edge of the image does not stand out.

Placing it on a colored slide

Enter the same color as the slide. The background blends in and only the logo or icon appears to sit there.

Neither your SVG nor the JPG it becomes is sent to a server

Everything happens inside your browser. Reading the SVG, filling the background, redrawing it as a JPG and building the file you download all take place on the page you have open, and the file itself never travels over the network.

Logos heading to a client and diagrams going into an application are often rasterised while they are still confidential. You can convert them as they are. Whatever you drop in disappears when you close the tab.

When you want to keep transparency, use SVG to PNG

If the background needs to stay clear, JPG cannot do it; the format has no way to store transparency. PNG is the target format for that.

With PNG there is no background color to decide, so the only setting left is the scale. Because the decisions differ, each target format has its own page.

SVG to JPG converter FAQ

Are my SVG files uploaded to a server?

No. The conversion happens entirely inside your browser and your files never travel over the network.

Is JPG different from JPEG?

They are the same format with two spellings of the extension. This tool writes .jpg files; if somewhere insists on .jpeg, renaming the downloaded file is enough.

Why do I have to pick a background color?

Because JPG cannot store transparency. Convert an SVG that has no background of its own and the transparent areas would otherwise come out black. Choosing white keeps it looking right on documents and printouts.

Can I keep transparency?

Not in JPG; the format itself has no way to store it. Use the SVG to PNG Converter when you need the background to stay clear.

The text in my SVG comes out in a different typeface.

That happens when the SVG asks for a font your device does not have, because the conversion can only draw with the fonts installed locally. To guarantee the exact look, convert the text to paths (outlines) in your SVG editor before converting.

Is there a limit on how many files I can convert?

No. There is no sign-up, no daily limit and no cap on the number of files. Download them one by one or all together as a ZIP.