SVG to PNG

SVG to PNG: turn vectors into images

An SVG is a vector graphic stored as code — it scales to any size without blurring, but many apps, social platforms and print shops cannot open it. This tool rasterises SVG into a PNG at a scale you choose, so the result works everywhere.

Why convert SVG to PNG?

• Compatibility. Upload forms, office documents and some editors accept PNG but not SVG.
• Sharp output. Unlike a screenshot, this renders the vector at 1x–6x, so text and lines stay crisp at large sizes.
• Transparency. Export a PNG with a transparent background, or a solid colour when you need one.

How to use

• Drop one or more `.svg` files.
• Choose the scale (1x to 6x) and the background (transparent by default).
• Download the PNG files. Higher scale means a larger, sharper image.

Good to know

• SVG with embedded fonts or external images may render differently; convert text to outlines in your editor first if something looks off.
• For a fixed pixel target, pick a scale that lands near your desired size and fine-tune afterwards with the [Resize Image](/tool/resize-image) tool.
• Everything runs in your browser — no upload, no watermark, no sign-up.

Frequently asked questions

• Why is my PNG blurry? Increase the scale factor; the vector is re-rendered at higher resolution.
• Will the background be transparent? Yes, unless you pick a solid colour.
• Can I convert many SVG files at once? Yes.
• Is it free? Yes.

FAQ

Why did my SVG fail to convert?

Usually it references external resources (web fonts, remote images, external CSS). Convert text to outlines and inline the assets, then try again.

Is a bigger PNG sharper?

For SVG input, yes — the vector is re-rendered at the target size, so 4x really is sharper than 1x rather than a blurry upscale.

Can I keep the transparent background?

Yes, transparent is the default and the output PNG carries an alpha channel.