SVG to PNG Converter
SVG is the format of logos, icons, and web graphics because it stays perfectly sharp at any size. But many places will not accept it: social media uploads, some document tools, messaging apps, and older software all want a normal picture file instead. This free SVG to PNG Converter turns vector code into a PNG image at exactly the width you choose, right in your browser.
You can paste SVG markup directly or upload an .svg file. The tool reads the shape's proportions from its viewBox, so the PNG keeps the correct aspect ratio and never looks stretched. Because SVG artwork is resolution independent, you can export a small 64 pixel icon or a large 4000 pixel graphic from the same file, and the edges stay clean either way. Transparent areas of the SVG remain transparent in the PNG, which is exactly what you want for logos placed over coloured backgrounds. Everything runs locally; your code and files are never uploaded.
How to use
- Upload an .svg file, or paste the SVG code into the text box.
- Type the output width in pixels. The height is worked out automatically.
- Click Convert to PNG and wait for the preview to appear.
- Check the size shown, then click Download PNG to save the image.
- Need a bigger or smaller version? Change the width and convert again; the SVG stays sharp.
Frequently asked questions
Why convert SVG to PNG at all?
Some platforms simply refuse SVG uploads, and others display them inconsistently. A PNG works everywhere images work. Converting at a generous width keeps the result crisp on modern high-resolution screens.
Will the PNG have a transparent background?
Yes, wherever the SVG itself is transparent. If the SVG contains a filled background rectangle, that colour is kept; the converter never adds a background of its own.
My SVG uses web fonts or linked images. Will it work?
Probably not fully. For safety, browsers render SVG as an isolated image, so external fonts, linked pictures, and scripts inside the file are ignored. Convert text to outlines in your design tool first if the file depends on a special font.
Is my SVG code uploaded anywhere?
No. The code is turned into an image by your own browser. It never leaves your device.