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Convert SVG to PNG – Vector Graphics Made Universal

Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG raster images for web use.

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Step 2: Choose format
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Need Your SVG as an Image File?

SVG is the ideal format for logos and graphics—infinitely scalable with tiny file sizes. But not everything supports SVG. Email clients, some social platforms, and many applications require raster formats like PNG.

Converting SVG to PNG rasterizes your vector graphics at your chosen resolution, with full transparency support. Your logo or graphic becomes a universally usable image file.

How to Convert SVG to PNG

  1. Upload your SVG file – Select your vector graphic
  2. Choose resolution – Select the pixel dimensions you need
  3. Download your PNG – Get your rasterized image with transparency

Conversion happens in your browser—no design software needed.

Why Convert SVG to PNG?

Universal Compatibility

PNG works everywhere. Email clients, word processors, presentation software, and social media all accept PNG. SVG support is inconsistent across platforms.

Fixed Size Requirements

Some applications need specific pixel dimensions. PNG gives you exact control over output size—perfect for app icons, thumbnails, and fixed-size graphics.

Transparency Preserved

PNG maintains the transparent backgrounds from your SVG. Your graphic floats properly over any background without white boxes.

Print Preparation

Some print workflows require raster files at specific resolutions. PNG provides predictable, print-ready output.

Choosing Resolution

SVG is resolution-independent. When converting to PNG, you choose the size:

  • Small (256x256) – Icons, thumbnails, small UI elements
  • Medium (512x512) – Social media, app icons, web graphics
  • Large (1024x1024) – High-DPI displays, print materials
  • Custom size – Specify exact dimensions as needed

You can always re-convert the SVG at a different size later—that's the beauty of keeping vector sources.

Keep Your SVG Source

Always preserve your original SVG file:

  • SVG is infinitely scalable; PNG is fixed
  • You can regenerate PNG at any resolution from SVG
  • Editing is easier in vector format
  • SVG files are typically much smaller

Think of PNG as a snapshot of your SVG at a specific size.

Batch Convert Multiple SVGs

Need PNG versions of multiple logos or icons? Upload all your SVG files and convert them to PNG in one batch at consistent resolution.

Works on Any Device

Convert SVG to PNG in your browser:

  • Windows, Mac, Linux, Chromebook
  • Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge
  • iPhone, iPad, Android

Pro Tip

For app icons, export at 512x512 or 1024x1024 and let the OS scale down. Starting large ensures sharp display on retina/high-DPI screens. Your SVG source makes this easy.

Common Mistake

Deleting the SVG after creating a PNG. Keep the SVG as your master file. You can regenerate PNGs at any resolution; you can't regenerate SVG from PNG.

Best For

Creating universally compatible versions of logos and icons for email signatures, social media, presentations, and applications that don't support SVG.

Not Recommended

Don't use PNG for all purposes if SVG is accepted—SVG is smaller, scalable, and editable. Use PNG only where SVG isn't supported.

Frequently Asked Questions

Depends on usage. 256x256 for small icons, 512x512 for app icons and social media, 1024x1024+ for print or retina displays. You can always re-export at a different size from the SVG.

Yes. PNG fully supports transparency. Transparent areas in your SVG remain transparent in the PNG output.

No quality loss—SVG is rendered at your chosen resolution. Unlike photo conversion, rasterizing vectors at high resolution produces perfect results.

SVG support isn't universal. Email clients, Microsoft Office, many apps, and some websites don't properly display SVG. PNG works everywhere.

Not easily. PNG is raster (pixels); SVG is vector (mathematical paths). Converting PNG to SVG requires tracing, which produces different results. Keep your original SVG.

You chose too low a resolution for your use case. Re-export the SVG at a higher resolution. SVG can produce PNG at any size without quality loss.

Better. Direct conversion renders the SVG at exact dimensions with proper anti-aliasing. Screenshots capture whatever your screen shows, often with inconsistent quality.

SVG stores vector instructions (compact). PNG stores every pixel (data-heavy). A simple logo might be 5KB as SVG but 50KB as PNG.

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