SVG to PNG Converter
Render any SVG file to a crisp PNG image at the exact resolution you need — 1×, 2×, 4× or any custom width. The SVG to PNG converter rasterises vector graphics directly in your browser, so even sensitive brand assets never travel across the network. Perfect for exporting icons for App Store screenshots, social media previews or platforms that do not yet accept SVG uploads.
How to use
- 1
Load your SVG
Drag-and-drop an .svg file or paste its source code into the editor.
- 2
Pick output size
Choose 1×, 2×, 3× or a custom width in pixels. The aspect ratio is preserved automatically.
- 3
Download the PNG
Click Export to download a transparent-background PNG ready for any platform.
Technical details
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML format that describes shapes mathematically: lines, curves, fills and strokes. PNG is a raster format that stores a fixed grid of pixels. Converting SVG to PNG means rasterising the vector instructions into a bitmap at a chosen resolution, after which the image becomes resolution-dependent.
Internally the converter loads the SVG as a data URL into an `Image` element, lets the browser parse and lay out the document with full CSS support, then draws it onto an HTMLCanvasElement at the target dimensions. The canvas is then exported as PNG via `toBlob("image/png")`. Because the rasterisation uses your browser engine, the output respects fonts, filters, gradients and clip-paths exactly as they would render in the page.
For high-DPI displays we recommend exporting at 2× or 3× the design size and downscaling on the consumer side. PNG always stores the bitmap losslessly, so the only quality variable is the chosen output resolution.
If your SVG references external fonts via `@font-face`, make sure the fonts are either embedded in the SVG (`<style>` block with the WOFF base64) or available in the host system — otherwise the browser will fall back to a generic family and the rendered PNG will not match the design.
Frequently asked questions
Is the conversion lossless?
Will transparency be preserved?
Can I use external CSS or fonts?
Why does my SVG look different in the PNG?
Is there an upload limit?
This tool was tested and calibrated by our engineering team. All processing happens locally in your browser — your files and data never leave your device.