SVG to PNG
Convert SVG files to PNG, JPG, or WebP online for free. Set Retina 2× or 3× scale for high-DPI exports. Paste SVG code or upload files. Images never leave your browser.
Use SVG to PNG FreeHow to convert SVG to PNG online
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Upload an SVG file by clicking the drop zone or paste SVG code directly into the editor — the rendered preview appears immediately
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Select the output format — PNG, JPG, or WebP — and set the export scale: 1× for standard, 2× for Retina, or 3× for ultra-high-DPI
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Click Convert and download your raster image — exported at the exact pixel dimensions matching your chosen scale multiplier
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I convert an SVG file to PNG online for free?
Upload your SVG file by clicking the drop zone, or paste SVG code directly into the editor. Select PNG as the output format, choose your resolution scale, and click Convert. Your PNG downloads immediately. No signup required and your SVG is processed entirely in your browser — never uploaded to a server.
What is the scale multiplier and what size will my PNG be?
The scale multiplier sets the export resolution relative to the SVG's viewBox dimensions. At 1× the PNG matches the SVG's declared size. At 2× all dimensions are doubled — useful for Retina displays. At 3× dimensions are tripled for ultra-high-DPI screens or print. A 400×300 SVG exports as 800×600 at 2× and 1200×900 at 3×.
Can I convert SVG to JPG or WebP instead of PNG?
Yes. After uploading your SVG, select JPG or WebP from the format selector. JPG is useful when you need a smaller file and do not require transparency. WebP offers better compression than JPG while supporting transparency. PNG is recommended when the SVG contains transparent areas.
Will SVG fonts and effects render correctly in the PNG output?
Web fonts and system fonts render if they are available in your browser at conversion time. SVG filters, gradients, and masks are supported. Fonts loaded via @font-face from external URLs may not render if blocked by CORS policy — embed fonts in the SVG as base64 data URIs for guaranteed rendering.
Are my SVG files uploaded to a server when converting?
No. All conversion runs entirely in your browser — the SVG is rendered to a Canvas element locally and exported as a raster image on your device. Your SVG file and its contents are never sent to any server, making it safe to convert proprietary icons, private illustrations, or confidential diagrams.