SVG to PNG Converter
Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG raster. Upload a file or paste SVG code. Pick 1x to 4x scale for retina or print-resolution output.
Drop an SVG file or click to browse
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What is the SVG to PNG Converter?
An SVG to PNG converter renders a vector graphic into a raster image at a fixed pixel size. SVG is great for the web because it scales infinitely, but social media uploads, slide decks, app icons, and most print workflows expect PNG (or other raster formats). Converting bakes the SVG into a specific pixel grid.
How to use the SVG to PNG Converter
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Pick file or code mode
Upload File for an .svg on disk, or Paste Code if you have raw SVG markup ready to drop in.
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Provide your SVG
Drag the file in, or paste the XML into the textarea. Make sure the SVG has a viewBox or explicit width and height, otherwise it may render at an unexpected size.
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Choose a scale multiplier
1x renders at the SVG's native size. 2x is right for retina displays. 3x or 4x is for high-DPI print or zoom-in detail.
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Convert and download
Convert to PNG renders the image, shows the output size, and lets you save the result with the dimensions baked into the filename.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the scale option do?
Multiplies the output's pixel dimensions. A 100×100 SVG at 2x produces a 200×200 PNG; at 4x, 400×400. Higher scale is what you want for retina displays (2x) or print detail (3 to 4x). The SVG itself doesn't change quality, only the rasterization resolution does.
Can I paste SVG code directly?
Yes. Switch to Paste Code mode and drop the raw <svg>...</svg> markup into the textarea. Useful when an SVG comes from an editor's clipboard or a code snippet without a saved file.
Is the conversion accurate?
Rendering uses your browser's native SVG engine, so the output looks identical to what you'd see if you opened the SVG in the same browser. Embedded fonts must be available locally or referenced via a web URL, otherwise text falls back to a default.