Image tool

SVG to PNG Converter

Convert SVG files to PNG at any resolution. Perfect for exporting icons, logos, and vector graphics for use in apps, documents, and social media.

How to use SVG to PNG Converter

Image tools guide for svg to png converter users.

SVG is a vector format — infinitely scalable, resolution-independent. PNG is a raster format — fixed pixels, universally supported. Converting SVG to PNG is necessary when a platform doesn't support SVG: most email clients, older apps, WhatsApp, many document editors.

You control the output resolution. Enter a width in pixels and the converter scales the SVG proportionally before rasterising to PNG. No quality is lost because SVG is rendered at the target resolution.

What this tool does

Renders an SVG at a specified pixel width and exports as a PNG. The SVG is scaled to the target size before rasterising.

How to use it

Upload an SVG. Set the output width in pixels (height adjusts proportionally). Click Convert. Download the PNG.

Resolution tips

For web: 1× = CSS pixels, 2× = Retina. For app icons: 512×512 covers all sizes. For print at 300 DPI: multiply inches by 300.

Quick checklist

Set a 2× or 3× size for Retina/HiDPI screens.
For app store icons: 1024×1024 is the standard submission size.
Transparent SVG backgrounds become transparent in PNG output.
Very complex SVGs may render slowly in the browser — this tool processes client-side.

Answers

SVG to PNG Converter FAQs

Does the PNG have a transparent background?

If the SVG has a transparent background, the PNG output preserves it. If the SVG has a filled background, it is included.

What resolution should I export at?

For web: 2× the displayed CSS size for Retina. For print at 300 DPI: multiply inches by 300 to get pixels.

Is the output quality as good as the SVG?

At the target resolution, yes — SVG is rendered at full quality. If you later need a larger PNG, re-convert at the higher resolution.

Can I batch convert multiple SVGs?

Yes — select multiple SVG files for batch conversion at the same target width.