SVG to PNG Converter

Upload the file or paste the SVG code, set the output scale and background, then convert and download. Everything happens in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.

Export at the size you will actually display, then a step larger for retina screens. SVG has no fixed resolution, so the scale you choose at conversion is the only thing that determines sharpness.

Yes — that is the main reason to choose PNG over JPG. Leave the background transparent for logos and icons that sit on coloured surfaces, or set one explicitly when you need a solid card.

It was rasterised too small and then scaled up. Raise the output scale and convert again — enlarging a PNG afterwards cannot recover detail that was never rendered.

The SVG points at a font your browser does not have, so a fallback was substituted. Convert text to outlines before exporting the SVG and it will render exactly as designed.

No. Conversion runs locally in the browser, which matters when the asset is a client logo or an unreleased brand mark.

Whenever the destination supports it — web, modern email builders, and print all benefit from a vector that stays sharp at any size. Convert to PNG only for places that cannot take SVG, like some social uploads and older tools.