SVG to PNG
Convert SVG vector images to PNG raster format.
SVG to PNG
Convert SVG to PNG images
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When to Convert SVG to PNG
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is the ideal format for logos, icons, and illustrations because it scales without losing quality. However, many platforms and tools still require raster images — email clients, certain CMS systems, older browsers, and social media platforms often cannot display SVGs reliably. Converting to PNG gives you the best of both worlds: start with a crisp vector and export at exactly the pixel dimensions you need.
PNG preserves transparency, making it the right raster format for assets that sit on colored or textured backgrounds. Our converter lets you specify output dimensions so you can export at 1x, 2x, or any custom size for Retina and high-DPI displays.
How to Convert SVG to PNG
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Upload your SVG file using the file picker, or paste the SVG code directly.
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Set the output width and height in pixels. For Retina displays, use 2× the intended display size.
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Choose whether to preserve the transparent background or fill it with a color.
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Click Convert. The tool renders the SVG in a canvas element at the specified dimensions.
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Download the resulting PNG file.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my SVG transparency be preserved in the PNG?
Yes. PNG natively supports alpha transparency. As long as your SVG has a transparent background (no explicit background fill), the exported PNG will retain those transparent areas.
What resolution should I export at?
For standard screens, export at the intended display size in pixels. For Retina or high-DPI displays (most modern phones and MacBooks), export at 2× the display size — a 200×200px icon displayed at 100×100 CSS pixels.
Can I convert SVGs with embedded fonts?
SVGs referencing external web fonts may not render correctly if the font is not available in the conversion environment. For best results, convert text to outlines in your vector editor before exporting the SVG.
Is SVG or PNG better for the web?
SVG is generally better for logos, icons, and UI elements because it scales perfectly and has smaller file sizes for simple graphics. PNG is better when you need broad compatibility, photographic quality, or are working with tools that do not support SVG.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about SVG to PNG Converter