SVG to PNG Converter
Convert SVG files to PNG instantly in your browser. Upload a file or paste SVG code, choose output size and background color, then download the PNG. No server, fully private.
Drop an SVG file here, or click to select
Supports .svg files only
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How to Use
- Upload an .svg file via drag & drop or click, or switch to Paste SVG Code and paste your markup.
- Choose the Output Size: Original (1x), 2x, 4x, or Custom pixel dimensions.
- Select a Background: Transparent, White, or a custom color.
- Click Convert to PNG to render the image.
- Preview the result and click Download PNG to save it.
Why Convert SVG to PNG?
- Compatibility: PNG is universally supported across browsers, apps, and document editors that may not render SVG.
- Social media: Platforms like Twitter/X, LinkedIn, and Slack require raster images for uploads.
- Fixed dimensions: PNG snapshots an SVG at a specific resolution, preventing unintended scaling.
- Email clients: Most email clients do not support inline SVG; PNG is the safe choice.
All processing happens entirely in your browser — no files are uploaded to any server, making this tool safe for confidential logos and artwork.
FAQ
How does the SVG to PNG conversion work?
Your SVG is rendered onto an HTML5 Canvas element using the browser's built-in Image renderer, then exported as a PNG blob via canvas.toBlob(). Everything happens locally — no data leaves your device.
What output sizes are available?
You can export at the original SVG dimensions (1x), double size (2x), quadruple size (4x), or specify a fully custom width and height in pixels.
Can I get a transparent background PNG?
Yes. Select 'Transparent' in the Background dropdown. The canvas is not filled before rendering, so the PNG will have a transparent (alpha) background.
My SVG has no width/height attributes — what happens?
The tool reads the viewBox attribute to determine dimensions. If neither width/height nor viewBox is present, it falls back to 300×150 px (browser default for SVG).
Why does my SVG look different after conversion?
Some SVG features (external fonts, cross-origin images, CSS animations) are restricted by browser security during Canvas rendering. Use self-contained SVGs with embedded styles for best results.