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Convert SVG files or code to high-resolution PNG images. Supports custom scaling, dimensions, and transparent backgrounds — all processed in your browser.
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PNG is supported everywhere — email clients, social media, messaging apps, and older browsers that may not fully render SVG.
Export your SVG at 2x or 4x scale for razor-sharp images on Retina displays, or set exact pixel dimensions for precise control.
SVG files contain readable XML code. Converting to PNG creates a flat raster image, keeping your design internals private.
Most social media platforms don't support SVG uploads. Convert your SVG logos, icons, and graphics to PNG at 2x or 3x scale for crisp, high-quality images that look great on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
Need to add an SVG graphic to a Word document, PowerPoint, or PDF? Convert to PNG at 4x scale for print-quality resolution. PNG preserves transparency, so your graphics blend seamlessly into any document.
Email clients like Outlook and Gmail don't render SVG. Convert your company logo or signature graphic to PNG with a transparent background for professional email signatures that display correctly everywhere.
Choose a transparent background for overlays, or pick a solid color to match your brand. Our converter gives you full control over the output background, perfect for creating app icons, favicons, or marketing assets.
Developers frequently need PNG versions of SVG icons for app assets, favicons, and platforms that require raster images. Our client-side tool processes files instantly with no upload queue, API limits, or watermarks.
Generate multiple PNG sizes from a single SVG source. Use 1x for standard screens, 2x for Retina, and 4x for xxxhdpi Android screens. Set exact dimensions to match Apple and Google's icon size requirements.
| Feature | SVG | PNG |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Vector (scalable) | Raster (fixed pixels) |
| Transparency | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes (alpha channel) |
| Email Support | ❌ Limited | ✅ Universal |
| Social Media | ❌ Not supported | ✅ Fully supported |
| Best For | Web, responsive design | Apps, email, documents |
Upload your SVG file using drag-and-drop or the file picker, or paste SVG code directly into the text area. Choose your desired scale (1x–4x), set custom dimensions or background color if needed, then click Convert to PNG. The conversion uses HTML5 Canvas and happens entirely in your browser.
Use 1x for standard-resolution screens, 2x for Retina/HiDPI displays (recommended for most use cases), 3x for extra-high-density mobile screens, and 4x for print-quality or very large images. Higher scales produce larger file sizes but sharper results.
Yes! By default, the converter preserves transparent backgrounds. PNG supports full alpha transparency, so any transparent areas in your SVG will remain transparent in the output. You can also choose a solid background color using the color picker if needed.
Absolutely. Our converter processes everything locally in your browser using JavaScript and HTML5 Canvas. Your SVG files and code are never uploaded to any server. The conversion is instant, private, and works offline once the page is loaded.
An SVG is a set of drawing instructions — "draw a circle here, this radius, this fill" — which is why it scales to any size without pixelation. A PNG is a fixed grid of pixels. Converting SVG to PNG means rendering: executing the drawing instructions once, at a resolution you choose, and capturing the result. That choice of resolution is the whole game — decide the largest size you'll ever display, and render at that size (or 2× for high-DPI screens). Unlike raster upscaling, re-rendering an SVG at a larger size is always perfectly sharp; you can come back and export a bigger PNG any time you keep the source file.
Why convert at all, when SVG scales so beautifully? Because much of the world doesn't accept SVG: social media posts, marketplace listings, Office documents, email clients, and many upload forms want raster images. PNG is the natural target since it preserves the sharp edges and transparency that vector art relies on. The deeper trade-offs are covered in our SVG vs PNG guide.
Twice the largest CSS display size for crispness on Retina/high-DPI screens: a logo shown at 300px wide renders best from a 600px PNG. For print, work out pixels from physical size × 300 DPI.
Yes — areas the SVG doesn't paint stay transparent in the PNG, so logos drop cleanly onto any background. If you need a solid background instead, add a full-size background rectangle to the SVG before converting.
Usually external resources: SVGs referencing web fonts, linked images, or CSS outside the file render without them. Convert text to outlines in your design tool, or embed the resources, and the output will match.
No — rendering happens in your browser's own SVG engine and canvas. Client logos and unreleased designs stay on your machine.
Convert to PNG first, then run it through the PNG to JPG converter — but only for photographic artwork; flat-color graphics stay cleaner and often smaller as PNG.