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SVG to PNG

Convert SVG files to PNG images with optional scale factor and background color.

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About SVG to PNG

SVG to PNG rasterizes vector SVG files into PNG images, with an optional scale factor and background color. Use it when a platform won't accept SVG, when you need a fixed-resolution raster of an icon or logo, or when you want a flattened image for a thumbnail or social preview. The render happens in your browser, so your artwork is never uploaded.

Category
convert
Input
Accepts: image/svg+xml.
Output
Outputs: image/png (multiple).
Cost
Free, runs in your browser
Memory
medium
Privacy: SVG to PNG runs entirely on your device. Files you provide never leave your browser — no uploads, no server, no tracking. The page works offline once loaded.

Common uses

  • Export a logo SVG as a 2x or 4x PNG for a slide deck or print mockup
  • Rasterize an icon at an exact pixel size for a platform that rejects SVG uploads
  • Add a solid background color to a transparent SVG so it shows on dark or light UIs
  • Generate a high-DPI PNG of a chart or diagram drawn as vector
  • Produce a flat PNG preview of an SVG illustration for a marketplace listing
  • Bake a vector badge into a raster image for an email signature

Frequently asked questions

What input does it accept?

SVG files (image/svg+xml). You can load an .svg file or paste its markup, and the output is a PNG.

How does the scale factor work?

It multiplies the SVG's dimensions before rasterizing, so a 2x scale on a 100x100 SVG yields a crisp 200x200 PNG, which is ideal for high-DPI screens.

Can I control the background?

Yes. You can set a background color to fill areas the SVG leaves transparent, or leave it transparent for the PNG's alpha channel.

Is my SVG uploaded to render it?

No. Rasterization runs in your browser, so proprietary logos and artwork stay on your machine.

Why does my PNG look different from the SVG?

External fonts or remote references in an SVG may not resolve during in-browser rendering. Inlining fonts and embedding assets in the SVG produces the most faithful result.

Keywords

  • svg
  • png
  • convert
  • vector
  • rasterize
  • image

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