How to use it
- Drop your SVG files here.
- Enter the output width in pixels (16 to 8000; the height follows the proportions).
- Click Convert.
- Download the PNG, or a ZIP for several files.
Why convert SVG to PNG?
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) describes shapes with math, so it stays sharp at any size and is perfect for logos and icons on websites. But many places do not accept SVG:
- Social media profile pictures and posts,
- Office documents and presentations in older software,
- Email signatures and many email clients,
- Online stores, marketplaces and print services, which usually want PNG or JPG,
- App stores and some design tools.
PNG is a raster format that works everywhere and, like SVG, supports transparency.
Choosing the right width
Because SVG is resolution-independent, you decide how many pixels the PNG gets. The height is calculated automatically from the SVG's proportions.
| Use | Suggested width |
|---|---|
| Favicon source, small icon | 64–256 px |
| Email signature logo | 300–600 px |
| Social media profile picture | 400–1080 px |
| Website header logo (sharp on high-density screens) | 2× the display width |
| Slides and documents | 1000–2000 px |
| Printing at 300 DPI | inches × 300 (for example 3 in = 900 px) |
When in doubt, export larger. You can always scale a big PNG down with Resize image, but scaling a small PNG up makes it blurry.
Transparency and backgrounds
Transparent areas in the SVG stay transparent in the PNG, so logos can sit on any colored background. If you need a solid background, for example because a platform shows transparency as black, convert with SVG to JPG instead, where you can pick the background color.
What can affect the result
The SVG is rendered by your browser, the same engine that draws it on a web page, and nothing is uploaded. Most files convert exactly as they look in the browser. A few things to watch:
- Fonts. If the SVG uses text with a font that is not embedded or installed on your device, the browser substitutes another font. Convert text to outlines in your design app before exporting the SVG.
- External images. SVG files that link to images on other servers may render without them. Embedded images work.
- Missing size information. If the file has no width, height or viewBox, the tool assumes a square canvas; re-export the SVG with a viewBox to fix proportions.
- Very complex files. Huge illustrations at 8000 px wide may take a few seconds.
You can drop many SVG files at once; every file is exported at the same width and the PNGs download in a ZIP. That makes it easy to export a whole icon set at 64, 128 or 512 px: run the batch once per size.
Tip for icon sets: if your icons have different proportions, they still get the same width, so taller icons produce taller PNGs. For uniform squares, design the SVGs on the same square viewBox.
Going the other way
Need a vector from a PNG logo? PNG to SVG traces the shapes and colors of a raster image into an SVG. It works best on simple logos and icons with flat colors. For a favicon file, convert the PNG with PNG to ICO.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert SVG to PNG at high resolution?
Enter a large width, such as 2000 or 4000 px, before converting. The SVG is redrawn at that size, so the PNG stays sharp.
Is the transparent background kept?
Yes. PNG supports transparency, so transparent areas in the SVG remain transparent.
Why does the text look different?
If the SVG references a font that is not available on your device, the browser substitutes another font. Convert text to outlines before exporting.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The browser renders and converts the SVG locally.
What is the maximum size?
You can export up to 8000 px wide. The height follows the SVG's proportions.
Last updated: November 12, 2026