SVG to PNG Converter
Turn a scalable SVG into a PNG raster image at whatever size you need.
When a vector won't do
SVG is brilliant for logos and icons because it stays razor-sharp at any size. The trouble is that plenty of places do not accept it — some social platforms, older editors, document tools and upload forms want a plain raster. Converting to PNG gives you a normal image that opens everywhere, at the exact pixel size you choose.
Because you pick the output dimensions, you can export the same icon large for a header or small for a thumbnail, each one crisp because it is rendered fresh from the vector rather than scaled up from a smaller copy.
Keeping the transparency
SVGs usually have a transparent background, and PNG can hold onto that, so your icon will not come out sitting on a white box. If you would rather have a solid background, that is a choice — but for logos and icons, transparency is almost always what you want.
How to convert an SVG to PNG
- Add your SVG file.
- Set the output width and height you need.
- Download the rendered PNG.
Vector to pixels, at the size you choose
An SVG is a set of drawing instructions, so it stays sharp at any size. A PNG is a fixed grid of pixels. Converting means choosing the size to render at — and because you are rasterising, exporting larger than you need is safer than exporting too small and enlarging later.
The conversion matters because plenty of places still refuse SVG: some email clients, older software, marketplace uploads and social platforms all want a raster image.
SVG to PNG Converter FAQ
Why convert an SVG to PNG at all?
Many email clients, marketplaces and older programs do not accept SVG files.
What size should I export?
At least the size you will display it, and ideally double for high-density screens.
Does the PNG keep transparency?
Yes, transparent areas of the SVG stay transparent in the PNG.
What size should I export?
Whatever the destination needs. Since it renders from the vector each time, every size comes out sharp — large for headers, small for icons.
Does the PNG keep the transparent background?
Yes. The transparency from the SVG is preserved, so the image is not stuck on a white box.
Why convert an SVG if it already scales perfectly?
Because many apps and forms do not accept SVG at all. A PNG is the universally accepted raster version.