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How to convert SVG to PNG

1. Upload your SVG files.
2. Choose an output resolution of 1×, 2× or 3× the SVG's natural size.
3. Convert and download.

Turning vectors into pixels

An SVG is not an image in the usual sense; it is a set of drawing instructions. That is why it stays razor-sharp at any size, and also why so many places will not accept it. A PNG is a fixed grid of pixels, which means it works everywhere: in email, in slide decks, in word processors, on marketplaces, and in every social platform that rejects SVG uploads on security grounds.

Because the SVG describes shapes rather than pixels, the conversion can render at whatever resolution you ask for, with no quality penalty at any of them. This is not upscaling. The artwork is genuinely redrawn at the larger size.

Which resolution to choose

Pick 1× when the PNG will be shown at the SVG's natural size and nothing more. Pick 2× for anything appearing on a modern phone or laptop, where high-density displays would otherwise make it look soft. That is the safe default. Pick 3× for large presentation slides or anything destined for print, where you would rather have too many pixels than too few.

PNG keeps transparency, so an SVG logo with no background converts to a PNG that still sits cleanly over any colour.

Frequently asked questions

What if my SVG has no fixed size?

The viewBox is used to work out its proportions, and a sensible default is applied if it has neither. The output stays correctly proportioned either way.

Do web fonts inside the SVG render?

Only fonts available to your browser will draw. If the SVG relies on a font you do not have, convert the text to outlines in your design tool first.

Can I go back to SVG afterwards?

No. Once artwork is rasterised, the shape information is gone. Always keep the original SVG.

Is anything uploaded?

No. Rendering happens in your browser.