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SVG Converter

How to use

Converts SVG vector images into PNG or JPG at any size. It is useful for turning logos and icons into image formats that work everywhere. Upload your SVG, set the resolution or scale you need, and download the converted image.

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Step 1 of 3: Upload

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Step 1 of 3 · Upload

Select an SVG file

Or paste SVG code below

When to use this
  • Exporting a vector logo as a PNG at multiple pixel sizes for an icon set
  • Producing a static preview image of an SVG asset for a platform that does not render vectors
  • Rasterizing an SVG illustration to JPG for a print workflow that requires flattened raster images
  • Generating a high-resolution PNG from a small SVG icon for use on a retina display

Free and private. Everything runs on your own device, with no account and no uploads.

Vector SVG files are great for scaling icons and logos, but many platforms, social posts, and print workflows need a flat raster image instead, and this tool rasterizes SVG files to PNG or JPG at whatever resolution you specify. It is handy for designers exporting an icon set at multiple pixel sizes, or developers who need a static preview image of an SVG asset. Rendering happens in the browser using an SVG-to-canvas pipeline, so your source file stays private.

Yes, you can specify a custom pixel resolution so the SVG is rasterized much larger than its default viewBox size, ideal for print or retina displays.

No, JPG does not support transparency, so transparent SVG areas will be filled with a background color; use PNG to preserve transparency.

Standard SVG shapes, gradients, and embedded fonts render correctly, though externally linked fonts not embedded in the SVG may not display.

This tool is optimized for converting one SVG at a time to a chosen resolution and format.

How it works
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    Upload your SVG file

    Drop in the vector SVG you want to convert.

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    Choose output format

    Pick PNG for transparency support or JPG for a flattened background.

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    Set the output resolution

    Specify the pixel dimensions you want the rasterized image rendered at.

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    Download the raster image

    Export the converted PNG or JPG file.

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Pro tips
  • ·Set the output resolution well above the SVG viewBox size if you need a crisp result on retina or print, since rasterizing is done at your specified pixel dimensions, not the source size
  • ·Choose PNG over JPG whenever the SVG has transparent areas you want to keep transparent
  • ·Double check that any fonts in the SVG are embedded rather than linked externally, or text may not render correctly