Convert SVG to PNG
Convert SVG to PNG free in your browser. No upload, no signup, no watermark. Files stay on your device.
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guide
how to convert svg to png
Drop your SVG file
Drag your SVG file into the drop zone above, or click the box to pick a file from your computer or phone. The browser reads the file directly — nothing uploads.
Click Convert
The page runs canvg on your device to decode the Scalable Vector Graphics and encode it as Portable Network Graphics. Most conversions finish in a few seconds; large or codec-heavy files (RAW, video) can take longer.
Download the PNG file
When the conversion finishes, the PNG file is ready to download. Save it anywhere on your device.
FAQ
common questions
What resolution will my PNG be?
By default, the converter uses the SVG's intrinsic size (the viewBox or width / height attributes) at 1× density. If you need a larger PNG — for print, retina displays, or use in apps that expect a specific size — you can scale the source SVG in a vector tool first, since the conversion itself produces a fixed-pixel raster from whatever bounds it's given.
Why convert SVG to PNG at all — isn't SVG better?
SVG is superior for scaling and small file size, but many destinations don't render it. Word, PowerPoint, most email clients, social-media uploaders, and many Android image viewers either reject SVG outright or render it inconsistently. PNG is the universal raster format that opens cleanly everywhere — useful when handing graphics off to non-technical users or pasting into legacy tools.
Will my PNG be sharp at any size, like the SVG was?
No — that's the trade-off. SVG is vector and scales infinitely without quality loss; PNG is a fixed grid of pixels. The PNG renders sharply at its native size but gets blurry when scaled up. If you'll need the graphic at multiple sizes, either export multiple PNGs (one per intended display size) or keep the SVG as the source and convert per use case.
Does the PNG preserve transparency from the SVG?
Yes. SVG has fully programmable opacity and PNG has an 8-bit alpha channel; the converter draws the SVG onto a transparent canvas and saves with alpha preserved. Soft shadows, gradient fades, and cut-out regions all survive. The PNG has a real transparent background, not a white fill.
Why do my fonts look different in the PNG?
Browsers render SVG fonts using whatever font files the system has installed. If your SVG references a font your viewer doesn't have, the SVG renderer falls back to a substitute — and that substitute is what gets baked into the PNG. To avoid this, either embed fonts as outlines in your SVG before converting (Inkscape: Path > Object to Path), or convert text to paths in the source vector tool.