SVG to PNG Converter

Paste SVG markup or upload an SVG file, set exact PNG dimensions or a scale multiplier, choose transparency or a background color, and download the result. Everything runs locally in your browser.

Choose an SVG file or drop it here

You can also paste SVG markup into the editor below.

Input SVG

Ready

Preview

PNG preview will appear here.

PNG settings

Width

Height

Keep aspect ratio when editing width or height.

Scale multiplier

Transparent PNGKeep SVG transparency in the PNG output.

Sanitize before rendering Remove scripts, event handlers, foreignObject content, and external references.

Download filename

Privacy

SVG markup, filenames, and generated PNG pixels are not uploaded or sent to analytics. Events only include coarse size buckets, dimension buckets, background mode, and failure reason.

Exact PNG dimensions

Start from the SVG viewBox or width and height, then override dimensions or export at 2x, 3x, or 4x scale.

Transparency control

Keep transparent pixels for logos and icons, or add a solid background for thumbnails, documents, and social previews.

Browser-native rendering

The default path uses SVG parsing, Blob URLs, image decoding, and Canvas. No paid API or upload is required.

SVG is vector; PNG is raster

SVG describes shapes, paths, gradients, and text so the artwork can be drawn at different sizes. PNG stores a fixed grid of pixels. This converter rasterizes the SVG into the exact pixel width and height shown in the PNG settings.

Choose dimensions for sharp PNG output

Choose the largest pixel dimensions where the PNG will be displayed, or export at 2x for a high-density screen. A larger export contains more pixels and may produce a larger file, but the downloaded PNG is not infinitely scalable after rasterization.

Keep a transparent background when needed

Transparent output keeps clear SVG areas as transparent PNG pixels, which is useful for logos, icons, and overlays. Choose a solid background for documents, thumbnails, and platforms that do not display transparency as expected.

Use PNG for fixed-size raster workflows

PNG is appropriate when an app, website, document, print provider, or social platform needs a raster image at a known size. Keep the original SVG for editing and future exports at other dimensions.

Browser rendering note: Text uses fonts available to your browser and may fall back when a font is missing. For reliable output, use self-contained SVG files; the default sanitizer removes scripts, embedded HTML, and remote HTTP, file, or FTP references before rendering.

How to convert SVG to PNG online

1
Paste SVG markup or choose an SVG file from your device.
2
Set the PNG width, height, scale, and background mode.
3
Preview the rasterized PNG, then download it.

SVG to PNG questions

Is SVG a vector format and PNG a raster format?

Yes. SVG describes shapes, paths, and text as vectors, while PNG stores a fixed grid of pixels. Converting to PNG rasterizes the SVG at the output width and height you choose.

How do I make a high-resolution PNG from SVG?

Set the output width and height for the largest size where you will use the PNG, or choose a 2x, 3x, or 4x scale. More output pixels can keep edges sharp on high-density screens, but the PNG is still a raster image and is not infinitely scalable.

Can I make a transparent PNG from SVG?

Yes. Keep transparent output enabled to preserve clear areas of the SVG as transparent PNG pixels. Turn it off when you need a solid background color.

Will SVG fonts and effects render exactly?

The PNG uses your browser SVG renderer. Gradients and supported filters render in the browser, but text can use a fallback when the SVG font is unavailable. Scripts, embedded HTML, and remote HTTP, file, or FTP references are removed by the default sanitizer.

When should I use PNG instead of SVG?

Use PNG when a website, app, document, print workflow, or social platform requires a raster image, or when you need transparent pixels at a known output size. Keep SVG when you need editable vector shapes or repeated scaling to different sizes.

Is my SVG uploaded to Convertr?

No. This SVG to PNG tool reads the SVG and creates the PNG with browser SVG parsing and Canvas. Analytics receives only coarse size and dimension buckets, background mode, and success or failure status—not SVG markup, filenames, or PNG pixels.