What SVG features are supported?

All standard SVG features including paths, text, gradients, and filters.

What output sizes are available?

Custom width and height, with optional DPI control.

Is my SVG uploaded to a server?

No. All conversion happens locally.

SVG to PNG Converter — Vector to Raster Free

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Déposer SVG le fichier ici

ou cliquez pour parcourir. Supports .svg fichiers.

How to Use

Upload SVG

Drop an SVG file or paste SVG code directly.

Set Options

Choose output format and scale factor for high-resolution output.

Convert

The SVG is rasterized instantly in your browser.

Download

Save your PNG, JPG, or WebP file.

Detailed User Guide

Step 1: Upload or Paste SVG

You can either upload an .svg file by dragging it to the drop zone, or switch to the "Paste SVG Code" tab and paste raw SVG markup. This is useful when you have SVG code from Figma, Sketch, Adobe Illustrator, or hand-written SVG.

Step 2: Choose Output Format

Select the output format that fits your needs:

PNG: Lossless compression, supports transparency. Best for UI assets, logos, and icons.
JPG: Smaller file size, no transparency. Best for photos and complex graphics with many colors.
WebP: Modern format with excellent compression. Best for web use.

Step 3: Set Scale Factor

The scale factor controls the output resolution:

1x: Same pixel dimensions as the SVG width/height
2x: Double resolution — perfect for retina displays (@2x assets)
3x: Triple resolution — for high-DPI displays
4x: Quadruple resolution — for print-quality output

Since SVG is a vector format, scaling up produces no quality loss. A 100×100 SVG at 4x scale produces a crisp 400×400 PNG.

Step 4: Download

Click Download to save the rasterized image. The file is generated entirely in your browser — no server processing.

Best Use Cases

UI/UX designers: Export SVG icons to PNG for Android/iOS app assets
Web developers: Convert inline SVG to static images for <img> tags or CSS background-image
Print designers: Convert SVG logos to high-res PNG (4x scale) for print materials
Presentations: Convert SVG charts/graphs to PNG for PowerPoint or Keynote
Social media: Convert SVG illustrations to PNG for Instagram/Facebook posts

Pro Tips

For sharp @2x mobile app assets, set Scale Factor to 2x and output as PNG
If your SVG has transparency, use PNG format to preserve it
For smallest file size with good quality, use WebP format at 2x scale
SVG <text> elements may render differently across browsers — convert to PNG to lock in fonts
For print, use 4x scale + PNG for maximum quality
You can paste SVG code directly — great for quick one-off conversions without saving a file

Frequently Asked Questions

No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your SVG file or code never leaves your device.

There is no hard file size limit. However, very large SVGs (e.g., 2000×2000+ pixels at 4x scale) may take longer to render. Most SVGs under 1MB convert instantly.

This can happen if your SVG uses external resources (linked images, fonts) or CSS styles not embedded in the SVG. For best results, use self-contained SVG code with embedded fonts or convert fonts to paths in your design tool before exporting.

Animated SVGs will be converted at their initial static state. The Canvas API renders a single frame. For animated outputs, consider exporting individual frames from your animation tool.

Use 2x scale for most web use — this ensures crisp display on retina/ high-DPI screens. Use 1x for standard displays, or 3-4x for print.

Yes. The output images are yours to use for any purpose. Note that font licensing may apply if your SVG uses embedded commercial fonts — check your font license.

Yes, most SVG filters (blur, drop shadow, color matrix) and effects are supported as long as the browser's SVG renderer supports them. Modern Chrome, Firefox, and Safari have excellent SVG support.

📐 SVG to PNG Converter