Free SVG → PNG Converter

About SVG and PNG Formats

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector image format. Because it is vector-based, SVG scales perfectly to any size without losing quality — ideal for logos, icons and illustrations. PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is a raster (bitmap) format that supports lossless compression and transparency, widely used for web images and graphics.

Why Convert SVG to PNG?

You might need PNG versions of SVGs when working with systems that don't support SVG (older platforms, certain CMS editors, social media previews, or when you need a fixed-size raster image). Converting to PNG lets you embed graphics easily and ensures predictable rendering across all devices.

How to Use This Tool

Simply choose your SVG file and click "Convert SVG → PNG." We simulate a short processing delay so users get clear feedback — then the PNG will be generated and automatically downloaded. Everything runs locally in your browser for privacy and speed.

Important Notes

• Transparency: PNG supports transparency. If your SVG uses transparency it will be preserved in the PNG.
• Fonts & External Resources: If your SVG references external fonts or linked images/CSS, those resources may not be embedded when rendering in the browser — for best results use SVGs with embedded fonts or system-safe fonts.
• Sizing: The tool attempts to detect SVG size from width/height or viewBox. If none are present, a sensible default is used.

Use Cases

Export website icons for CMS, create PNG thumbnails for previews, prepare assets for email/newsletters, or supply raster images for design tools that don't accept SVG.

FAQs

1. Is this converter free?
Yes — free to use with no registrations.

2. Will external fonts/images be preserved?
Not always. External references may not be available in the browser rendering context. Embedding fonts/resources inside the SVG gives the best results.

3. Can I control output DPI or quality?
This simple tool sets PNG at browser default resolution (pixel dimensions based on SVG size). If you need a higher-resolution PNG, export the SVG with larger width/height or request a higher pixel size before conversion.

4. Is my file uploaded to any server?
No — conversion is performed locally in your browser. Files are not uploaded.