SVG to PNG Converter

SVG is a vector format: it describes shapes and paths with math, so it scales to any size without losing quality — but that also means most places that expect a plain image (an email signature, a favicon uploader, a print template, an older CMS or a chat app) will not accept it. Converting to PNG bakes the vector artwork down into a fixed grid of pixels that any program, camera roll or upload form can open. This tool does exactly that rasterization step, entirely on your own device.

The conversion happens in two parts: first the browser reads the SVG's declared width, height and viewBox to work out its natural proportions, then it draws the vector artwork onto an HTML canvas sized to whatever resolution you ask for. Because the source stays vector until that final draw, a logo can be rendered at 64 px or 6400 px with the same sharp edges — there is no intermediate low-resolution bitmap to blur when you scale up, unlike resizing an existing JPG or PNG.

Interface and app icons are almost always needed at more than one pixel density, so the tool renders 1x, 2x and 3x versions of your target size in a single pass and gives each one its own download button — the same three-tier scheme used by iOS asset catalogs, Android drawables and modern responsive web images (srcset). Pick the base width once and get all three files instead of running the conversion three separate times with different numbers.

Background handling is a real, functional choice rather than a cosmetic checkbox: leave it transparent to keep an alpha channel for logos and icons that need to sit on top of other content, or fill it with a solid color of your choice when the destination (a thumbnail, a social preview image, an older format that mishandles transparency) needs an opaque background. Nothing is uploaded to a server at any point — the SVG text is parsed, rasterized and encoded to PNG entirely inside your browser tab.