About the SVG to PNG
Turn vector SVG graphics into PNG images in two ways: paste the SVG markup straight into the code box, or upload an .svg file. A scale slider renders the output at one to eight times the graphic's native size — because SVG is vector, an 8× export stays perfectly sharp, ideal for high-DPI screens and print. Keep the background transparent or flatten it onto any colour.
PNG is the format you need when a platform won't accept SVG: email clients, most social networks, Office documents, marketplace listings and many CMS uploaders. Designers also rasterise icons for app stores and favicons at exact pixel sizes. The conversion is done by your browser's own rendering engine, so your artwork never leaves your machine — useful when the SVG contains unreleased branding.
Features
- Paste raw SVG code or upload an .svg file
- Razor-sharp scaling from 1× to 8× native size
- Transparent PNG output preserved by default
- Optional solid background colour of your choosing
- Live rendered preview before you download
- Converted by your browser locally — no upload, no cost
How to convert SVG to PNG online
- Paste your SVG markup into the box, or upload the .svg file.
- Drag the scale slider — higher multiples give higher resolution.
- Keep transparency, or untick it and choose a background colour.
- Check the preview, then click Download to save the PNG.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my PNG need to be scaled up?
An SVG has a nominal size — say 64×64 — but as a vector it contains far more detail than 64 pixels can show. Exporting at 4× or 8× produces a 256 or 512-pixel PNG with no quality loss whatsoever, which is what you want for retina displays, app icons and print.
Will transparency in my SVG be preserved?
Yes. PNG supports full alpha transparency, and the converter keeps every transparent region of your SVG intact by default. If you need a flattened image instead — for a platform that renders transparency as black, for instance — untick the transparent option and pick a background colour.
Why does my SVG render blank or fail?
The usual culprits are external references the browser blocks — linked images, remote fonts or stylesheets — or markup missing width, height and viewBox attributes. Inline any external resources, add a viewBox, and note that scripts inside SVGs don't execute during conversion for security reasons.
Can I convert an SVG with custom fonts?
Only fonts available to your browser will render; a font-family the system doesn't have falls back to a default typeface. The bulletproof fix is converting text to paths in your design tool before exporting the SVG — the letterforms then rasterise identically everywhere.
Is the SVG code I paste kept private?
Completely. The markup is rendered to a canvas by your own browser and the PNG is generated on your device — no server receives your artwork or code. Free, no account, and you can convert as many graphics as you need.