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SVG to PNG Converter

Convert SVG to PNG instantly in your browser. Upload a file or paste SVG code, set custom dimensions, choose background — download high-quality PNG.

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Drop SVG file here or click to browse Supports .svg files
or paste SVG code
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How to Convert SVG to PNG

  1. Upload a .svg file by dragging it to the drop zone, or click to browse.
  2. Alternatively, paste SVG code directly into the text area.
  3. Set width, height, and scale (2x recommended for sharp display).
  4. Choose background: Transparent, White, Black, or a custom color.
  5. Click "Convert to PNG" to render, then "Download PNG" to save.

Frequently Asked Questions

The converter is 100% browser-based. Your SVG is loaded into an Image element using a Blob URL, then rendered onto an HTML Canvas at your specified size. The Canvas is exported as a PNG using canvas.toBlob(). No files are uploaded to any server — everything happens on your device.
SVGs that reference external resources (external fonts, images via URL) may not render correctly without network access. Ensure all resources are embedded inline. Also make sure your SVG has a viewBox attribute for proper scaling. SVG text may render differently if the font is not available on the device.
For web use, 1x or 2x is sufficient. For print, use at least 300 PPI — multiply your print inches by 300 for the pixel count. For retina displays, use 2x or 3x scale. The converter renders at the exact pixel dimensions you specify, so higher numbers always mean sharper output.
Yes! Select "Transparent" as the background. The exported PNG will have a proper alpha channel. This is the standard for logos and icons that need to be placed over different background colors. PNG is the best raster format for transparent graphics.
There is no server-side file limit as conversion is browser-based. Very large SVGs (complex paths, many elements) may take longer to render on the canvas. For extremely complex SVGs, some browsers may have canvas size limits (usually 16,384 x 16,384 pixels or more depending on the browser and device GPU memory).