Convert SVG to PNG at Any Resolution
Turn an SVG logo, icon or illustration into a PNG, JPG or WebP at exactly the size you need: set a width, a scale such as 2× or 4×, or a DPI for print. Because SVG is a vector format, it's re-rendered at that size without blur, and the conversion happens in your browser.
Your image is processed by your own browser and never uploaded. Many online editors send your photo to their servers and delete it later — this one never receives it at all.
Why use SVG to PNG
- Render SVG at any width, scale or DPI
- Transparent background for PNG and WebP, or any background colour
- PNG, JPG and WebP output, with the DPI saved in PNG and JPG files
- Crisp edges at large sizes, because the vector is re-rendered
- Pro: convert up to 100 SVGs at once into a ZIP
- Converted locally; scripts inside SVG files never run
Popular uses
- Exporting a logo as a PNG for social media or documents
- Creating high-resolution icons for app stores
- Converting SVG illustrations for tools that don't accept SVG
- Making a JPG preview of a vector design for email
SVG to PNG: frequently asked questions
How do I convert SVG to PNG without losing quality?
Set the output size before converting rather than enlarging the PNG afterward. The tool re-renders the vector at your chosen width, scale or DPI, so a 64 pixel icon can become a sharp 2048 pixel PNG. Choose PNG to keep the transparent background, which is ideal for logos and icons.
How do I convert SVG to PNG at 300 DPI?
Choose DPI and enter 300. The SVG's own size counts as 96 DPI, the web standard, so a logo that's 2 inches wide becomes 600 pixels wide, and the PNG or JPG is saved with 300 DPI so print software sizes it correctly. For an exact pixel size instead, choose Width.
Will the transparent background be kept?
Yes, when you save as PNG or WebP, which both support transparency. JPG doesn't, so the tool fills the background with a colour you choose, white by default. Pick PNG for logos and icons that sit on coloured backgrounds, and JPG only when a platform requires it.
Why does my SVG look different after converting?
Browsers don't load linked files when they draw an SVG as an image, so fonts, pictures or stylesheets the SVG links to will be missing; the tool warns you when it finds them. Embed images in the SVG and convert text to outlines in your design app before exporting. Simple logos and icons convert faithfully.
What's the difference between SVG and PNG?
SVG describes shapes mathematically, so it scales to any size with perfectly sharp edges and is ideal for logos and icons. PNG stores a fixed grid of pixels, so it looks soft when enlarged, but it's supported by virtually every app, website and upload form.
Are my SVG files uploaded?
No. Your browser renders the SVG and saves the image on your own device, so unreleased logos and brand assets never leave it. The SVG is drawn as an image, which means any scripts it contains are never run.