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How to convert SVG to PNG
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a resolution-independent format described in XML. An SVG icon renders sharply at 16 pixels and at 4000 pixels because it is defined mathematically rather than as a pixel grid. PNG is a fixed-resolution raster format. Converting SVG to PNG means choosing a specific pixel size and rasterizing the vector artwork into that grid. You do this when an application does not support SVG (many email clients, some office tools, older software), or when you need an image with exact pixel dimensions for a social media platform or print specification.
This converter renders the SVG in your browser and saves the result as PNG. The image never leaves your device. Because SVG rendering is native to browsers, the output matches exactly what the SVG would look like if displayed at that size in Chrome or Firefox. You control the output pixel dimensions before rasterizing.
Upload the SVG file
Drop your .svg file onto the converter or paste the SVG code directly. SVG files containing external image embeds, web fonts, or cross-origin resources may render incompletely if those resources are not available.
Set the output dimensions
Enter the target width (and optionally height). The converter maintains the aspect ratio of the SVG by default. For high-DPI displays, use 2x or 3x the intended CSS size.
Render in browser
The browser renders the SVG into an HTML canvas element at the specified dimensions. The canvas is then exported as a PNG. All rendering happens locally.
Download the PNG
Save the file. Compare the PNG to the SVG at the same display size to confirm fonts, gradients, and detail rendered correctly.
Frequently asked questions
What dimensions should I use for a logo on a website?
For a logo displayed at 200px wide in CSS: render at 400px wide for a 2x retina PNG. This gives a sharp result on both standard and high-DPI screens. Save both sizes (200px and 400px) and use srcset to serve the appropriate one.
Will custom web fonts in the SVG render correctly?
Only if the fonts are embedded in the SVG or loaded in the browser at the time of conversion. If the SVG references an external Google Font or custom web font that the page has not loaded, the text will render in the browser's fallback font.
Is my SVG uploaded to a server?
No. The rendering and PNG export run entirely in your browser. The SVG file never leaves your device.
The PNG background is white instead of transparent. How do I fix this?
If the SVG has no explicit background and you want transparency in the PNG, ensure the converter's background color setting is set to transparent (not white). The canvas element supports alpha, so the output PNG will have transparent areas where the SVG has no fill.
What is the maximum resolution I can export?
Browser canvas size limits vary by browser: Chrome and Firefox support up to 32,767 x 32,767 pixels. For very large exports, the browser may silently cap the canvas size. If you need very high-resolution outputs (for print at 300 DPI), use a desktop tool like Inkscape instead.