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Turn an SVG (vector) file into a PNG image at exactly the size you need. PNG opens anywhere and keeps transparency. The conversion happens in your browser — the file is never sent to a server.
Drag your files here
or click to select
SVG
Add the SVG
Drag the .svg file onto the upload area or click to pick it. It's read only in your device's memory.
Choose the size
Enter the width in pixels; the height is calculated automatically to keep the proportion. SVGs are vector, so the PNG comes out sharp at any size.
Download the PNG
Click process and download the image. No copy is kept anywhere.
SVG is a vector format — perfect for logos and icons that need to scale without losing quality. The problem is that many places don't accept SVG: social media, image editors, presentations and various sites only work with raster formats like PNG.
Converting to PNG fixes that instantly, producing an image that opens in any program or platform, at the size you define.
Because SVG is vector, it can be rasterized at any dimension without looking jagged. You enter the desired width in pixels and the height adjusts itself, keeping the drawing's original proportion.
Need a 512 px icon for an app? A large logo for a cover? Just set the width and the PNG comes out sharp at that size. The SVG's transparency is preserved in the PNG.
An SVG doesn’t store pixels: it stores drawing instructions — lines, curves and fills described in text. That’s why it stays sharp at any size, from a 16-pixel icon to a printed banner.
PNG freezes that drawing onto a fixed grid of pixels. Once converted, enlarging the image starts to blur it, like any photo. That makes the size you choose at conversion time the most important decision: generate it at the largest dimension the image will ever be used at.
Because an SVG is a text file interpreted by the browser, it can contain embedded scripts. Opening an SVG from an unknown source directly in a browser is therefore riskier than opening a PNG.
Converting to PNG removes that risk entirely: the result is just a grid of pixels, with nothing executable in it. That’s a good reason to convert files received from third parties before publishing them. The conversion happens in your browser, with no upload.
Yes. The tool is free and needs no sign-up.
No. The conversion happens entirely in your browser. The SVG is never transmitted to the internet or stored.
Yes. You set the width in pixels and the height adjusts to keep the proportion. Since SVG is vector, the PNG comes out sharp at any size.
Yes. Transparent areas of the SVG stay transparent in the PNG.
Yes. The SVG is loaded as an image, a mode in which any scripts in the file aren't executed.
The tool uses a default size as a base, and you can adjust the width however you like before converting.
Yes. The tool works on phones and tablets, right in the browser.
No. Everything runs in the browser, with nothing to install and no extensions.