SVG to PNG Converter
Convert an SVG vector image to a PNG raster image directly in your browser.
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to a server.
Drop an SVG here or click to upload
What this tool does
Converts an SVG (vector) image to a PNG (raster) image by rendering it onto an HTML canvas with your browser's own SVG engine and exporting the result as a PNG file, entirely inside your browser.
How to use it
Drop or select one SVG file. The tool loads it, renders it at its natural size, and produces a PNG ready to download — usually instantly for typical icons and illustrations.
Worked example
Upload logo.svg (a 240x80 vector logo) and you get logo.png at 240x80 pixels, ready to download — same visual appearance, now as a fixed-resolution raster image.
Why convert to PNG
SVG isn't accepted everywhere — some image editors, older CMS upload fields, email clients and social media platforms only accept raster formats — so converting to PNG makes the same graphic usable in far more places, while PNG's transparency support keeps a logo's see-through background intact.
What changes technically
The SVG is rendered by the browser's own SVG engine onto a canvas at its intrinsic width and height (or 512x512 if the SVG defines neither an explicit size nor a viewBox), then exported as a lossless PNG. Once rasterized, the image is a fixed grid of pixels — it will no longer scale up without blurring, unlike the original SVG.
Limitations
Only one file can be converted at a time — there's no batch mode or custom output size yet. An SVG that references external resources (linked fonts or images outside the file) or uses very new SVG features may not render identically in every browser, since rendering relies on the browser's own SVG support.
Scope, sources and privacy
Rendering uses your browser's native SVG and Canvas APIs — no external library or WebAssembly is involved. Conversion runs entirely on your device; your file is never uploaded to a server.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Will the PNG have a transparent background?
- Yes, if the SVG itself doesn't paint a background — PNG supports transparency, so any areas the SVG leaves empty stay transparent in the output.
- What size will the PNG be?
- The PNG matches the SVG's own width and height, taken from its width/height or viewBox attributes; if the SVG defines neither, a 512x512 fallback is used.
- Is my file uploaded to a server?
- No — the SVG is rendered and converted entirely in your browser using native Canvas and SVG support. It never leaves your device.