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SVG to PNG Converter

Convert SVG graphics to PNG with custom size and background

SVG Preview

Paste or upload an SVG to see a live preview

How to Use

  1. Add your SVG — paste the SVG markup into the textarea, or click “Upload .svg File” to load a file from your device.
  2. Check the live preview — the SVG renders instantly, and the width/height fields are auto-filled from the file’s own dimensions.
  3. Adjust size and background — edit the pixel dimensions to scale the output, and toggle the white background option if you don’t want transparency.
  4. Convert and download — click “Convert to PNG”, review the result, then download your PNG with one click.

Features

  • Paste or upload — works with raw SVG markup or .svg files.
  • Custom output size — dimensions auto-detected from width/height attributes or the viewBox, freely editable for scaling.
  • Transparent or white background — keep the alpha channel or flatten onto white.
  • Live preview — see both the source SVG and the rasterized PNG before downloading.
  • 100% client-side — no data leaves your browser.

Use Cases

  • Icon export: turn SVG icons into PNGs for emails, slide decks, or tools that don’t support SVG.
  • Design handoff: deliver rasterized logos at exact pixel sizes for clients and developers.
  • Social media: convert vector artwork into PNGs sized for posts, thumbnails, and sharing cards.
  • Legacy systems: generate PNG fallbacks for older browsers and applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the PNG have a transparent background?

By default, yes. If your SVG has no background fill, the exported PNG keeps full transparency (alpha channel). Enable the white background option before converting if you need an opaque white background instead.

Can I scale the SVG up without losing quality?

Yes. SVG is a vector format, so it is re-rendered at whatever width and height you choose before being rasterized. Entering a larger size produces a sharp, high-resolution PNG, not a blurry upscale.

Is my SVG uploaded to a server?

No. The entire conversion runs in your browser using the Canvas API. Your SVG markup and files never leave your device, so the tool is safe for confidential logos and designs.