SVG to PNG Converter
Render SVG markup or an .svg file to a crisp PNG at 1–4× scale or a custom width, entirely in your browser.
Processed locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
SVG to PNG Converter
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Files are processed entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Height follows the SVG's aspect ratio.
About SVG to PNG Converter
Paste SVG markup or load an .svg file and it is rasterized to PNG by your browser's own SVG renderer. The natural size is read from the width/height attributes, falling back to the viewBox when they are missing or percentages.
Pick a 1–4× scale for crisp high-DPI exports, or set an exact output width and the height follows the SVG's aspect ratio. Transparency is preserved.
Common uses
- Export an icon at 2× or 4× for high-DPI screens
- Turn an inline SVG snippet into a shareable image
- Rasterize logos for tools that don't accept vectors
Example
Input
<svg viewBox="0 0 64 64">…</svg> at 4× scale
Output
256×256 transparent PNG
Limitations
- Rendering matches your browser's SVG support; external images or fonts referenced by the SVG may not load.
- An SVG with no width/height and no viewBox has no defined size and cannot be rendered.
Frequently asked questions
Is my SVG sent to a server to be rendered?
No. Your browser's own SVG engine rasterizes the markup onto a local canvas, so the file and the resulting PNG never leave your device — relevant if the SVG contains unreleased logos or product designs.
What size will the exported PNG be?
By default it is the SVG's natural size — read from the width/height attributes, or the viewBox when those are missing — multiplied by the 1–4× scale you pick. Entering a custom width overrides the scale, and the height follows the SVG's aspect ratio.
Why does the PNG look different from my SVG?
The output matches exactly what your browser's SVG renderer produces, and for security reasons external resources referenced by the SVG — linked images or web fonts — may not load during rasterization. Inline any critical fonts or images into the SVG itself before converting.
Does the PNG keep a transparent background?
Yes. PNG supports full alpha transparency, and any area the SVG leaves unpainted stays transparent in the output rather than being filled with white.
Why won't my SVG render at all?
The most common cause is an SVG with no width/height attributes and no viewBox — without either, it has no defined size and cannot be rasterized. Adding a viewBox such as viewBox="0 0 100 100" fixes it; malformed markup also prevents rendering.