SVG to PNG Converter – Convert SVG Files to PNG at Any Size

How to convert SVG to PNG

1. Choose an SVG file, or paste SVG code into the box. An example is loaded to start.
2. Set the PNG width in pixels — the height follows the SVG’s shape.
3. Tick Add a background colour if you don’t want transparency.
4. Check the preview and press Download PNG.

Common sizes

SVG vs PNG

• SVG is a vector format: shapes described in code. It stays sharp at any size and is often tiny, but some apps, email programs and social networks don’t accept it.
• PNG is a raster format: a grid of pixels with optional transparency. It works almost everywhere but gets blurry if enlarged beyond its size.

Converting to PNG at the size you need gives you the compatibility of PNG with the sharpness of the original design.

Where PNG is needed

• Social media and messaging apps, which don’t accept SVG uploads.
• Microsoft Office and Google Docs, which handle PNG more reliably.
• Email signatures and newsletters, because many email apps block SVG.
• App stores and favicons, which need fixed-size bitmaps — the favicon generator makes every size at once.
• Printing services that ask for raster images.

Tips

• Choose a width 2× the display size for sharp results on high-resolution screens.
• Outline your text in Illustrator, Inkscape or Figma before exporting the SVG if fonts look wrong.
• Check transparency on the chequered preview — dark logos can disappear on dark backgrounds.

Exporting SVGs from design apps

Figma, Illustrator, Inkscape and Canva can all export SVG. For the best results here, export with “outline text” (or convert text to paths) so the PNG doesn’t depend on fonts, and include the viewBox so the shape is known. If your SVG has no width, height or viewBox, the tool uses a default shape of 300 × 150 — add a viewBox to get the right proportions.

Batch work

To make several sizes of the same icon, change the width and download again for each size; the SVG stays loaded. For a complete set of website icons in one go, the favicon generator creates every size at once.

Security

SVG files can contain scripts. This tool draws the SVG as an image, and browsers never run scripts in SVGs drawn that way, so it’s safe to convert files from any source. To embed the PNG directly in code, use image to Base64.