Convert SVG to PNG

Drop SVG files or paste SVG code, pick a size, download the PNG. Because SVG is a vector format, the PNG comes out sharp at any size – from a 16 px favicon to a 4K image. Everything runs in your browser.

Drag and drop files here or

SVG files – up to 20 at once, max. 10 MB each

Your files are processed only in your browser and never uploaded – they don’t leave your device.

Or paste SVG code
Output size
Relative to the size in the SVG (width/height or viewBox). Use 2× or 3× for Retina/HiDPI screens.
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PNG files

No SVG selected yet. Your PNG files will appear here.

    Result

    How it is calculated

    SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) describes images with lines, shapes and text instead of pixels. That is perfect for logos and icons, but not accepted everywhere: older versions of Word and PowerPoint, many upload forms, email signatures, app stores and social networks want a raster image. Converting to PNG solves that – lossless and with transparency.

    How to convert SVG to PNG

    1. Drop in SVG files or paste SVG code.
    2. Choose the size and whether the background should be transparent or colored.
    3. Download the PNG.

    Example: a square icon with viewBox="0 0 24 24" exported at 512 px wide becomes a 512 × 512 pixel PNG – razor sharp, because the vector graphic is redrawn at that size.

    What size will the PNG be?

    The starting point is the size stored in the SVG itself:

    The scale factor multiplies that size (a 24 px icon at 4× becomes 96 × 96 px). Under width/height you enter pixels; with only one value, the other follows the aspect ratio. With both set and “Keep aspect ratio” on, the graphic is fitted inside that box; with it off, it is stretched to exactly those dimensions.

    UseTypical PNG size
    Favicon / app icon32, 180, 192 or 512 px (square)
    Logo on a website (Retina)2× the displayed size
    Logo in Word/PowerPoint1000–2000 px wide
    Print at 300 dpiwidth in inches × 300 (4 in = 1200 px)

    Transparent or colored background

    PNG supports transparency – leave the background “transparent” and the logo looks right on any backdrop. For apps or platforms that show transparency as black, pick a background color (usually white). Need a JPG? Convert the PNG afterwards with the image converter; to shrink the file, use compress image.

    Security: the SVG is only drawn as an image

    SVG files can contain scripts and links to external servers. This tool therefore loads the SVG strictly as an image (like an <img> on a web page). In that mode the browser runs no scripts and fetches nothing. The flip side: images or fonts linked from the internet will not appear in the PNG. Embedded images (data: URLs) and fonts installed on your system work.

    Privacy

    The conversion happens entirely on your device, pasted SVG code included. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored.

    More tools: turn the PNG into a website icon with the favicon generator and convert other formats with the image converter.

    Frequently asked questions

    How do I convert SVG to PNG?

    Drop the SVG file into the box (or paste SVG code), choose a size and download the PNG. Multiple files are also available as a ZIP.

    Will the PNG be blurry?

    No. The SVG is drawn directly at the target size instead of being rendered small and upscaled. Even 16× stays crisp.

    Does the background stay transparent?

    Yes, by default. If you need a white or colored background, choose “Color” under “Background”.

    Why is a font or image missing in the PNG?

    For security the SVG is drawn only as an image, and in that mode the browser loads no external files. Fonts not installed on your device fall back to a default font. Fix: convert text to outlines in your design app or embed the images.

    What size is the PNG by default?

    The width/height from the SVG, otherwise the viewBox – multiplied by the chosen factor (2× by default). The original size is shown in the results list.

    Are my SVG files uploaded?

    No. Everything runs in your browser; your files never leave your device.

    Sources and legal basis

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