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SVG to PNG Converter

Rasterize an SVG vector image into a PNG file, entirely inside your browser.

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Overview

Why convert SVG to PNG?

SVG is a vector format described in XML markup, which most image viewers, messaging apps, and older software can't render directly. Converting it to PNG produces a fixed-resolution raster image — made of actual pixels — that opens anywhere a normal image file does, at the cost of losing SVG's ability to scale without blurring.

Guide

How to use it

1Drop or upload an SVG file
2The PNG version renders automatically
3Compare the before/after preview
4Download the PNG file

A note on output size

The exported PNG uses the pixel dimensions defined by the SVG's own width and height (or its viewBox, when no explicit size is set). If the SVG omits both, a default fallback size of 300×150 is used, matching browsers' own SVG defaults.

Why it helps

Features & benefits

Renders any SVG into a standard PNG raster image
Lossless PNG output, transparency preserved
Live before/after preview
One-click download
100% private — nothing leaves the device

Why this runs entirely in your browser

The SVG is rendered onto a canvas using the browser's own native SVG support and exported as PNG locally, so the file never leaves the device — no upload, no server-side processing.

Common uses

Turning a logo or icon exported from a design tool into a PNG for use in software that doesn't support SVG, embedding a vector graphic in a document, or sharing an SVG-based design somewhere that only accepts raster images.

Frequently asked questions

A few things people usually want to know before trusting the numbers.

It matches the SVG's own width and height (or viewBox). If neither is set, a 300×150 fallback is used.

Yes — any transparent areas in the SVG stay transparent in the exported PNG.

Yes, since PNG is a fixed-resolution raster format. Unlike SVG, it can't be scaled larger without losing sharpness.

Standard SVG features render as the browser itself would display them, since conversion uses the browser's native SVG rendering.

No. All conversion happens locally in your browser. Nothing uploaded here is sent to a server, stored, or shared.