Convert SVG to PNG — Free, 100% Local

    SVG is a vector format that stays sharp at any size, but plenty of places won't take it: presentation software, social platform uploads, messaging apps and many older image editors accept raster images only. Converting SVG to PNG lets you drop icons, logos and illustrations straight into those places — and because PNG supports transparency, the transparent areas of your SVG are fully preserved.

    Rasterization uses the SVG's own dimensions: if the file specifies width and height, that size is used; if it only has a viewBox with no explicit size, this tool renders at a 1024px baseline so you don't end up with a blank image. For a larger export, raise the width and height in the SVG source before uploading.

    For safety and privacy the conversion runs entirely in your browser via the Canvas API — the SVG is never uploaded. Because rendering is sandboxed, any external fonts or externally linked images referenced by the SVG are not fetched and may be missing from the output PNG. Convert text to outlines (paths) first for a faithful result.

    Upload SVG Image

    Drag and drop an image here, or click to select

    Supports SVG, JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF

    Output format: PNG. Need another format? Use the full converter.

    Result

    Upload an image and it will be converted to PNG instantly, with a before/after size comparison.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Will my file be uploaded?

    No. Conversion runs entirely in your browser using the Canvas API — 100% local processing. Your SVG is never uploaded to any server.

    What size is the output PNG, and can I choose it?

    It follows the SVG's own width and height. If the SVG only has a viewBox with no explicit size, a 1024px baseline is used. For higher resolution, increase the width and height in the SVG source before uploading.

    Is SVG transparency preserved in the PNG?

    Yes. PNG supports an alpha channel, so unfilled areas of the SVG stay transparent — ideal for logos and icons. Converting to JPG instead would fill them with white.

    Why is some text or imagery missing from my PNG?

    For security, browsers don't fetch external fonts or externally linked images referenced inside an SVG during conversion. Convert text to outline paths, or embed images as data URIs, then convert again.

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