Convert SVG to PNG
Rasterize SVG vectors to sharp PNG at 1x–4x scale. Perfect for icons, logos and print — free in-browser converter.
About the SVG to PNG
SVGs are infinitely scalable but many tools (email clients, word processors, some CMSs) demand raster files. This rasterizer renders your vector at up to 4× resolution through the browser's native engine — edges stay razor sharp at every scale.
How it works
The tool renders your SVG at a multiple of its intrinsic size — 1x through 4x — so vector edges stay razor sharp at the output resolution instead of being rasterized small and upscaled. You can also emit JPEG or WebP if the destination prefers a different format.
How to use it
Drop one .svg file, choose a scale factor and output format, and convert. The preview shows the rendered raster; download it and it's ready for anywhere vectors aren't accepted.
Supported formats & limitations
Accepts .svg up to 30MB; single file per run; output is .png (default), .jpg or .webp. External references inside the SVG (remote images, web fonts) may not load during rasterization — inline your fonts for faithful output.
Common use cases
Exporting icons and logos for app stores, creating @2x/@3x assets from a single vector, generating social-share images from SVG templates, and sending vector artwork to print shops that request raster files.
Frequently asked questions
Is my image uploaded to a server when I use SVG to PNG?
Everything runs locally in your browser via the Canvas API. Your picture never leaves your machine — there is no upload step at all, so processing is as private as working in an offline editor.
Can it open JPG, PNG and WebP files?
The common formats are covered — SVG+XML or SVG, each up to 30 MB. One photo is processed per run.
How many images can I process at once?
Files can be up to 30 MB each, one per run. There's no account, no daily quota and no watermark — process as many images as you need, one after another.
Can I fine-tune the result before downloading?
The controls cover Render scale, Output format. Nothing is baked in until you press the action button, and every run gives you a fresh preview to check.
Why does my SVG export look sharper at 2× or 4×?
SVG is vector data, so the renderer redraws it at whatever scale you choose. Exporting at 1× matches the file's natural size; 2× and 4× produce more pixels, which stays crisp when the PNG is viewed on high-DPI screens or zoomed.
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