SVG to PNG Converter

What the SVG to PNG converter can do (scale, transparency, batch)

This tool turns vector SVG files into PNG images that open anywhere. You pick 1x, 2x or 4x, and you can convert as many files as you like in one go.

PNG supports transparency, so an SVG with no background of its own becomes a PNG with a transparent background. That is what lets a logo or an icon sit over other images and colors without a white box around it.

Because SVG is vector, exporting at 4x does not make anything jagged. If the file has no width and height of its own, the viewBox is read as its natural size.

Three steps to convert an SVG file to PNG

1. ChooseDrag and drop the .svg files you want to convert, or click to choose or paste them. Several at once is fine.
2. AdjustSet the "Export scale" to 1x, 2x or 4x. 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.

Choosing 1x, 2x or 4x and the PNG resolution you actually need

An SVG has a natural size but no resolution in the pixel sense. Pixels are fixed at the moment you export to PNG, and from then on enlarging it softens the edges. So the scale should be worked back from wherever the image will finally be used.

For screens, exporting at twice the width you intend to display keeps the image sharp on high-density displays. For print, the pixel count needed for a given physical size rises sharply, so 4x is the safer choice.

Using it on a web page or in an app

Pick 2x relative to the display width. Edges stay clean on high-density screens and the file size stays reasonable.

Using it in print or on large signage

Pick 4x. Paper needs finer pixels than a screen, and exporting with headroom saves you from redoing the whole job later.

The SVG files you convert are never sent to a server

Everything happens inside your browser. Reading the SVG, redrawing it as a PNG 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 and product icons often need to be 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 need a JPG with a solid background instead

If the place you are submitting to only accepts JPG, the target format has to change. JPG cannot hold transparency, which introduces a decision PNG never needs: what color fills the background. The SVG to JPG Converter handles that.

Putting both on one page would mean carrying a background color field around even when PNG is selected. That is why each target format has its own page.

SVG to PNG 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 transparency preserved?

Yes. PNG supports transparency, so an SVG without a background becomes a PNG with a transparent background. Nothing is filled in with white or black.

Which scale should I choose?

Work back from where the image will be used. 1x for its natural size on a web page, 2x so it stays sharp on high-density screens, 4x for print or large displays. SVG is vector, so a higher scale never makes the edges jagged.

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.

Can I export a very large image?

If an edge would exceed 8192 px, the scale is reduced automatically to the largest one that fits. Beyond that size some devices fail to allocate the image and silently return an empty one.

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.