How to use it
- Drop your SVG files here.
- Set the width in pixels and pick a background color.
- Click Convert and download the JPG files.
SVG to JPG: what to know
JPG does not support transparency, so transparent parts of the SVG are filled with the background color you pick (white by default). This is useful when a platform shows transparent PNGs on a black or checkered background, or when a print service or form requires JPG.
Width: the SVG is redrawn at the width you enter (16 to 8000 px), and the height follows its proportions, so the result is sharp at any size. For printing at 300 DPI, multiply the size in inches by 300.
Quality: the default 90% keeps edges clean. Flat graphics with sharp edges can show faint halos in JPG; if you see them, raise the quality or use SVG to PNG, which is lossless and keeps transparency.
The SVG is rendered by your browser and never uploaded. Text in fonts that are not installed on your device may be substituted, so convert text to outlines before exporting from your design app.
Common sizes
- Social media image: 1080–1200 px wide.
- Slides and documents: 1600–2000 px wide.
- Print at 300 DPI: 3 in = 900 px, 6 in = 1800 px.
You can convert many SVG files in one batch; they download together as a ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose the background color?
Yes. Pick any color; it fills the transparent areas because JPG cannot store transparency.
How large can the JPG be?
Up to 8000 px wide, with the height following the SVG's proportions.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The SVG is rendered and converted in your browser.
Last updated: November 12, 2026