Convert SVG vector files to PNG raster images at any resolution. Free online SVG to PNG converter — no signup required.
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Supports HEIC, JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, TIFF, GIF · Up to 50 files · 50MB max
Rasterize an SVG vector file to PNG at any pixel resolution you specify. The converter renders the SVG using your browser's native engine, so the output looks identical to what you see when viewing the SVG in a tab. Set width and height in pixels, optionally lock the aspect ratio, and choose whether to preserve transparency or fill with a background color. Useful for icon sets, logos in legacy editors, social-media exports of vector designs, and any workflow where the destination requires a raster format.
Convert to PNG whenever the target environment doesn't render SVG — older email clients, print PDFs without SVG embed support, certain mobile-app asset pipelines, or design tools that import only raster formats. If you control the destination and it's a modern web browser, prefer the SVG itself: it scales infinitely without re-rendering and is usually smaller in bytes than a PNG of equivalent visual fidelity.
Upload your SVG
Drop a single .svg file or paste raw SVG markup. The renderer parses inline styles, embedded images, and external font references where possible.
Set the output resolution
Specify width and height in pixels. For app icons, use the platform's required size (e.g. 1024×1024 for iOS App Store). For retina display assets, double the design-time size.
Choose transparent or solid background
Transparent preserves the original SVG composition. Solid fills the canvas with a chosen color, useful for previews or platforms that strip transparency.
Render and download
Click convert. The renderer rasterizes once, exports a PNG, and offers an immediate download. The original SVG is never modified.
Your images are processed entirely in your browser. They are never uploaded to any server. Once you close the tab, all data is gone. No tracking, no storage, no cookies for your files.
Yes. Specify any width and height in pixels. The SVG will be rendered at that resolution for a crisp output.
Yes by default. Transparent regions of the SVG remain transparent in the PNG output. You can also choose a solid background color.
The renderer attempts to load the font; if it cannot, the browser substitutes a default. For deterministic results, convert text to paths in your SVG editor before export.
This tool is single-file to allow precise per-image resolution. For batch SVG handling, the Convert tool accepts multiple SVGs and outputs PNG/JPEG/WebP at a uniform size.
PNG is a single still frame; SMIL or CSS animations in the source SVG are flattened to their first-frame state at render time.