Free Online SVG to PNG Converter
Rasterize SVG files into high-quality PNG images with your chosen size and background.
Upload an SVG to begin.
About the SVG to PNG Converter
This tool rasterises an SVG file in your browser at a width and height you choose, producing a PNG preview and download. You can render with a transparent background or fill it with a solid colour, which is handy when a logo with white or pale strokes needs to sit on a dark slide.
It suits designers exporting icons for an app store, developers producing social preview images, and anyone whose CMS or email builder will not accept vector files.
How to use it
- Drop an .svg file onto the drop zone or click to browse.
- Set the output width in pixels, from 16 to 8000. The default is 1024.
- Leave height empty to keep the original aspect ratio, or type a value to force a different one.
- Tick Add a solid background and pick a colour if you need an opaque image.
- Press Download PNG to save the rendered result.
Example: exporting a logo for a slide deck
A team has a vector logo that needs to go into a PowerPoint template at 1600 px wide. They drop the SVG, set width to 1600, leave height on Auto so the ratio is preserved, enable a white background because the logo uses thin dark strokes, and download a file named after the source. For an app icon, they set both dimensions to 512 and keep the background off so the transparency survives.
Limitations and privacy
Rendering uses the browser's own SVG engine. External images, web fonts, and stylesheets referenced by URL from inside the SVG usually will not load, and filters or animation may not survive. If the file has no intrinsic size, the aspect ratio falls back to 1:1. Typing a height that contradicts the artwork's ratio stretches it, because the tool does not crop. Dimensions are clamped to 16-8000 px, and very large canvases can fail on memory-limited devices. PNG output carries no DPI metadata and has no compression control. The file is read locally and never uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my PNG blank or incomplete?
The SVG probably relies on external images, fonts, or unsupported filters. Embed those assets or convert text to outlines, then try again.
Does it keep transparency?
Yes, unless you enable the solid background. With the option off, untouched areas stay transparent.
What size should I export?
Use the largest size you will display, at the artwork's native ratio. PNG does not upscale cleanly, so exporting small and enlarging later loses sharpness.
Related tools: Favicon Generator, Image Converter, WebP to PNG.