SVG to PNG Converter
Drop an SVG, get a crisp PNG at a sensible resolution. No uploads — everything runs on your device.
Drop your SVG file here
Converts to .png — stays on your device
Why convert SVG to PNG?
- Dropping brand-kit icons into PowerPoint or Keynote decks that only accept raster images.
- Preparing logo artwork for Printful, Redbubble, Society6, or other print-on-demand platforms that require PNG.
- Uploading graphics to Instagram, Facebook, or TikTok ads managers where SVG isn't accepted.
- Exporting Figma or Sketch icon sets to PNG for mobile app asset catalogs.
- Placing vector illustrations into Canva or Google Slides templates that prefer PNG.
- Creating high-DPI Retina raster versions of SVG UI assets for legacy frameworks.
How our converter works
Your SVG is loaded as an image, rendered on an in-memory Canvas at a sensible resolution (at least 1024 px on the longest side when the SVG doesn't specify its own size), and exported as PNG. Since SVGs often carry confidential brand marks or unreleased design work, the fact that nothing leaves your browser matters — the asset stays where it belongs.
SVG vs PNG — what's the difference?
| Feature | SVG | PNG |
|---|---|---|
| Graphics type | Vector — scales infinitely | Raster — fixed pixel grid |
| File size | Tiny for simple shapes | Grows with resolution |
| Edit-friendliness | Text-editable, style via CSS | Pixel-level edits only |
| Compatibility | Browsers + design tools | Universal — every app, every version |
| Best for | Web, UI, icons | Print, legacy software, platforms that reject vectors |
Frequently asked questions
What resolution will my PNG be?
We read the SVG's width/height or viewBox and render at that size. If the SVG doesn't declare dimensions, we default to 1024 px on the longest side to keep output crisp without bloating file size.
Will the PNG preserve transparency?
Yes. Any part of the SVG left transparent stays transparent in the PNG — alpha channel is preserved.
Why is converting SVG to PNG sometimes necessary?
Lots of software still rejects SVG: PowerPoint, most print-on-demand portals, social-media ad uploaders, older Word versions, and many mobile app asset pipelines. A PNG export fixes it in one step.
Can I pick a custom output size?
Not yet — this converter uses the SVG's own dimensions or a 1024 px default. Custom sizing is on the roadmap. In the meantime, edit the SVG's width/height attributes before dropping it.
Does the SVG's fonts render correctly?
Only fonts installed on your device or embedded in the SVG render — same rule as viewing the SVG directly in your browser. Convert SVG text to paths in Illustrator or Figma before export to guarantee fidelity.
Is my brand artwork uploaded anywhere?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser. We never see the file, never cache it, never log it. Designers and agencies use this for client work under NDA for that reason.
About the SVG format
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector format standardized by the W3C in 2001. Instead of storing pixels, it stores shapes, paths, and styles — so one file renders crisply at any size, from a 16 px favicon to a wall-scale billboard. That power comes with friction: plenty of software still can't import SVG, especially in marketing and e-commerce workflows. Rasterizing to PNG when needed keeps the vector original as your master while letting you drop a raster copy into anything that asks for one.