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Free web tool: SVG to PNG
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About SVG to PNG
The SVG to PNG Converter is a free, browser-based tool that transforms Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) into raster PNG images without any server upload. SVG is an XML-based vector format that scales infinitely without quality loss, but many platforms — social media, messaging apps, image editors, and legacy CMS systems — only accept raster formats like PNG. This tool bridges that gap instantly.
Designers, developers, and content creators use this converter when they need to export icons, logos, or illustrations from SVG to a fixed-resolution PNG. The tool accepts both file uploads (drag-and-drop or browse) and direct SVG code input, making it flexible for both quick one-off conversions and situations where you are generating SVG programmatically and want to verify the rasterized output.
Technically, the conversion works entirely in the browser using the HTML5 Canvas API. The tool parses the SVG markup to extract the original dimensions from the `viewBox` or `width`/`height` attributes, creates an off-screen canvas at the chosen scale factor (1x, 2x, 3x, or 4x), draws the SVG onto the canvas via an HTMLImageElement, then calls `canvas.toBlob()` to produce a PNG binary. This means a 100×100 SVG at 3x produces a 300×300 pixel PNG — perfect for high-DPI displays.
Key Features
- Two input modes: drag-and-drop SVG file upload or direct SVG code paste
- Configurable output scale: 1x, 2x, 3x, or 4x for standard and high-DPI displays
- Automatically reads SVG dimensions from viewBox or width/height attributes
- Canvas API-based rasterization — identical rendering to how browsers display SVGs natively
- Live PNG preview shown before downloading so you can verify quality
- One-click PNG download with correct filename
- 100% client-side processing — your SVG files are never uploaded to any server
- Supports SVG files up to 10 MB, covering complex icons, illustrations, and data visualizations
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need to convert SVG to PNG?
While SVG is excellent for web use and scales perfectly at any resolution, many applications do not support SVG — including most social media platforms, email clients, Microsoft Office, and various image editing tools. Converting to PNG gives you a universally compatible raster image that works everywhere.
What scale should I choose for my PNG?
For standard screens, 1x is usually sufficient. For high-DPI (Retina) displays, use 2x. For very large print usage or when you need maximum quality, choose 3x or 4x. For example, if your SVG is 200×200 pixels, a 2x conversion produces a 400×400 PNG — crisp on Retina displays.
How does the tool determine the PNG dimensions?
The tool first checks the SVG's `width` and `height` attributes. If those are absent or set in relative units, it falls back to the `viewBox` attribute to extract the intrinsic dimensions. The final PNG width is `original_width × scale` and the height is `original_height × scale`.
Can I convert SVG code without uploading a file?
Yes. Switch to the "SVG code input" mode, paste your SVG markup (including the `<svg>` tag), set the scale, and click Convert. This is especially useful for SVGs generated programmatically or copied from a codebase.
Does the converter support SVGs with external fonts or images?
SVGs that reference external resources (fonts loaded via @font-face, embedded `<image>` tags pointing to external URLs) may not render correctly because the browser security model restricts cross-origin resource loading during Canvas rasterization. Self-contained SVGs with inline styles and embedded base64 images work best.
Why does my converted PNG look blurry?
If the output PNG appears blurry, the source SVG may have very small intrinsic dimensions. Try increasing the scale factor to 2x or 4x. The tool multiplies the original SVG dimensions by the chosen scale, so a higher scale produces more pixels and a sharper image at larger display sizes.
Is there a file size limit for SVG input?
The file upload mode accepts SVG files up to 10 MB. The code input mode is limited by your browser's available memory, but SVG code is text-based and even complex files are typically well under 1 MB of markup.
Is this converter free and private?
Yes, completely free with no account required. More importantly, all conversion happens locally in your browser using the Canvas API. Your SVG files are never sent to any server, ensuring complete privacy for proprietary designs, confidential logos, or sensitive illustrations.