SVG to PNG & JPG Converter - Crisp Raster Export at Any Resolution

Upload your SVG, choose the export resolution (1x, 2x, 3x, custom width in pixels), keep the background transparent, and download a PNG ready for websites, presentations and social media. The conversion preserves vector sharpness at every resolution.

Yes. SVG is resolution-independent, so the converter rasterises crisp PNGs at 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048 and 4096 pixels — or any custom width you type. Perfect for app icons, hero images and 4K print posters.

Yes. Transparent SVG backgrounds export as PNG with a real alpha channel, so the output overlays cleanly on dark themes, gradient backgrounds and other graphics. Switch to a solid colour background if your destination does not support transparency.

Yes. Drop multiple SVG files or check the multi-size export box and the tool generates a ZIP archive containing your icons at 16, 32, 48, 64, 128, 256, 512 and 1024 pixels — ideal for app icon sets and design-system exports.

Standard web fonts (Inter, Roboto, Source Sans, Arial) render correctly. Custom fonts referenced by URL render too. Inline CSS, gradients, filters and masks are all rasterised exactly as a modern browser would render them.

Your SVG is uploaded to our server over HTTPS to be rasterized, then the file is automatically deleted right after conversion — we never store it long-term or share it with anyone. If your artwork is extremely sensitive and must never leave your machine, use an offline tool like Inkscape or your design app's built-in export instead.

The Scale slider multiplies your SVG's native size by 1x up to 8x before rasterizing, so a 100px icon becomes an 800px PNG at the top setting without any blur, since SVG scales losslessly by nature. Pick a higher multiplier for retina displays or large hero images, and a lower one to keep the file size down for simple web icons.

Yes — use the Format toggle above the Scale slider to switch the output from PNG to JPG on the same page. Choosing JPG automatically disables the Transparent background option and defaults you to White, since JPG has no alpha channel.

In the Background section, click Custom instead of Transparent or White, then pick any hex color with the color field that appears — the chosen color fills what would otherwise be transparent pixels in the SVG. This is useful when the destination platform doesn't support alpha transparency and displays transparent PNGs on a jarring default background.

For an app icon, set Scale to 4x-8x with a Transparent or brand-color Custom background so the icon looks correct on any home-screen wallpaper. For a social media graphic that needs to sit on a colored card, choose White or a Custom color matching your template instead of Transparent, since most social platforms flatten transparency to white or black unpredictably.