SVG to PNG

The scale multiplier controls the output PNG resolution. An SVG with intrinsic dimensions of 200×150 at 2x produces a 400×300 PNG. Higher scales mean more pixels, sharper detail, and larger file sizes. Use 1x for web, 2x for retina, 4x for print.

Converting from vector to raster is a one-way process — the resulting PNG is fixed at the resolution you choose. At the selected scale, the PNG is a pixel-perfect rasterization. Choose a higher scale if you need more detail.

SVGs often have transparent backgrounds. Since many use cases (documents, presentations, email) don't handle transparency well, the tool fills transparent areas with white. If you need a transparent PNG, edit the result in an image editor.

No. This tool runs 100% in your browser. Your files never leave your device. The conversion happens locally using your browser's built-in Canvas API. No data is transmitted, no cookies are used, and no third-party services have access to your files.

Each file can be up to 25 MB, with a total limit of 100 MB across all uploaded files. You can upload up to 10 SVG files at once.

Not with this tool. Converting raster (PNG) to vector (SVG) requires tracing algorithms that approximate the image with shapes. Our Image Converter tool can trace raster images to SVG, but the result is an approximation, not a perfect conversion.

Favicons are typically 16×16, 32×32, or 48×48 pixels. If your SVG is designed at those dimensions, use 1x. If your SVG is larger (e.g., 512×512), you'll want to resize separately using our Image Resizer tool after conversion.

The tool captures a static snapshot of the SVG. CSS animations, SMIL animations, and JavaScript-driven animations in the SVG will be captured at their initial state, not as animated sequences.

Some SVGs use external fonts, linked images, or CSS that may not be available during browser rendering. The conversion captures exactly what the browser renders, so if fonts are missing, the browser's fallback font is used instead.

Yes. Your uploaded files and conversion results are automatically saved in your browser's IndexedDB storage. When you return to this page, everything is restored exactly as you left it. Click Clear All to remove all stored data.

Choose from 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 3x, or 4x to control the output resolution. A 100×100 SVG at 2x produces a 200×200 PNG. Use 2x or 3x for retina displays, 4x for print, and 0.5x for thumbnails.

SVG is a vector format — it describes shapes with math, not pixels. This tool rasterizes the vector into a pixel grid at your chosen scale, producing a standard PNG that works everywhere raster images are needed.

SVG files often have transparent backgrounds. During conversion, transparent areas are filled with white to produce a clean PNG suitable for documents, presentations, and platforms that don't support transparency.

Upload and convert up to 10 SVG files at once. Each file is processed individually with its own progress indicator. All files share the same scale setting and are converted in a single pass.

Drag SVG files directly from your file explorer onto the upload area. You can drop multiple files at once. The tool validates each file and shows an error if a file exceeds the 25 MB size limit.

Press Ctrl+V to paste an SVG file from your clipboard. This is useful for quickly converting SVGs copied from design tools or code editors.

When converting multiple files, download all results as a single ZIP archive. Each file inside keeps its original name with the extension changed to .png. For a single file, the download is a direct PNG.

Your uploaded files and conversion results are saved automatically in your browser using IndexedDB. If you close the tab or refresh, everything is restored. Click Clear All to remove all stored data.