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Convert SVG to PNG.

Logos and icons arrive as SVG, but slides, documents and social media want a picture. Pick the size you need and get a crisp PNG — vectors stay sharp at any width because they are drawn fresh, not stretched.

  • SVGs are drawn by your browser — nothing is uploaded
  • Export at 2×, 4× or an exact width, sharp at every size
  • Keep the transparent background, or put it on white

How it works.

  1. 1Drop one or more SVG files into the box above.
  2. 2Choose a size — 2× suits most screens — or type an exact width in pixels.
  3. 3Pick PNG, JPG or WebP, and a transparent or white background.
  4. 4Tap Convert and download. Everything happens on your device.

Frequently asked questions

What size should I export at?

For slides and documents, 2× is a safe default: sharp on high-density screens without being huge. For a fixed slot — a 512 px app icon, a 1200 px wide banner — type that exact width and the height follows the SVG’s proportions.

Will the background stay transparent?

Yes, with PNG or WebP and Transparent selected. JPG cannot store transparency, so it is always given a white background.

Why does my SVG look different as a PNG?

Usually because it relies on something outside the file: a font installed only on the designer’s computer, or an image linked from elsewhere. For safety, an SVG drawn as a picture never loads outside files, so those parts are left out. Converting the text to outlines in the design tool fixes it.

Is it safe to open an SVG from someone else?

Here, yes. An SVG can carry scripts, but this tool draws it as a plain image, which never runs them — and the file is processed in your browser, not uploaded.