About SVG to PNG
SVG is a vector image — shapes and text rather than pixels — used for logos and icons so they stay crisp at any size. Because it is not made of pixels, anything that expects a normal image (an upload form, a photo editor, a document) needs it turned into one.
A PNG is that same drawing as ordinary pixels, so anything that expects a normal image — an upload form, a photo editor, a document — will take it. Need it under a file-size limit in kilobytes as well? Send the PNG through the image compressor afterwards — JPG, PNG and WebP are exactly what it takes.
How to convert SVG to PNG
- Drop your SVG file onto the box above, or tap it to pick one from your files. One, or up to thirty at once.
- PNG is already selected for you. It is lossless, so there is no quality to set and nothing to adjust.
- Press Convert, then Download — one PNG for a single image, or one zip for a batch. Every step runs on your device.
Good to know
Your SVG is rendered at 1600px
An SVG has no pixel size of its own, so it is drawn to a raster image 1600px on its longer edge — large enough for most uploads, documents and prints, and rendered crisply at that size because it comes straight from the vector rather than a stretched copy.
Nothing is uploaded
There is no server to upload to. Your SVG is decoded and re-encoded as PNG by this browser, and the Download button points at the result sitting in your own device's memory. Turn your Wi-Fi off once this page has loaded and it still works — the privacy policy walks through the same check. As a side effect of re-encoding, the PNG carries no camera, date or GPS metadata.
Questions and answers
How do I convert SVG to PNG?
Drop your SVG onto the box above — PNG is already chosen for you — then press Convert and Download. Nothing is uploaded; the whole thing happens in your browser.
Is the SVG to PNG converter free?
Yes — free, with no account, no email and no watermark on what you download. There is no daily limit either, because there is no server counting your files.
Does my SVG file get uploaded anywhere?
No. Each SVG is decoded and re-encoded as PNG inside your browser using the Canvas API, so it never leaves your device — turn your Wi-Fi off once the page has loaded and it still works. As a side effect of re-encoding, the PNG carries no EXIF, camera or GPS metadata.
What size will the PNG be?
The SVG is rendered at 1600px on its long edge, keeping its proportions — big enough for most upload forms, documents and prints. It comes out crisp because it is drawn from the vector, not stretched from a small copy.
Can I convert several SVG files at once?
Yes — add up to thirty and they come back as a single zip, each one a PNG. A file that happens to be PNG already is left as it is rather than re-encoded into a worse copy of itself.