🎨 SVG to PNG/JPG Converter
Convert SVG files to PNG or JPG with custom dimensions and batch export. All processing in your browser.
Last updated: May 18, 2026 · By Λ
Drop an SVG file here or click to browse
Only .svg files accepted⚙ Output Settings
📦 Batch Convert (Multiple Sizes)
Select sizes to generate all at once with the same format and quality settings.
Free Online SVG to PNG/JPG Converter
Convert SVG vector graphics to raster PNG or JPG images instantly in your browser. Paste SVG code directly or upload an .svg file, then choose your output format, dimensions, and quality. Use preset sizes for icons and favicons, or set custom dimensions with aspect ratio locking. The batch convert feature lets you generate multiple sizes at once for app icons, social media assets, or responsive images. Rasterization happens on a canvas element that belongs to the page, so an SVG you load is converted right where it sits rather than being shipped off to a server. No account required, no limits, completely free.
What is an SVG to PNG/JPG Converter?
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based image format that defines graphics using mathematical shapes rather than pixels. Because SVGs are resolution-independent, they look sharp at any size, making them ideal for logos, icons, and illustrations. However, many applications, social media platforms, and email clients do not support SVG files directly. An SVG converter transforms these vector graphics into raster formats like PNG or JPG that are universally compatible.
This free online tool converts SVG files to PNG or JPG directly in your browser using the Canvas API. You can paste SVG code, upload an .svg file, set custom dimensions with aspect ratio locking, and choose from common preset sizes for favicons, app icons, and social media images. The batch conversion feature generates multiple sizes at once, saving you the time of running separate exports for each resolution. Because the pixels are produced on your own hardware, the .svg never travels across the network and results appear as fast as your machine can draw them.
How to Use This Tool
- Choose your input method: paste SVG code directly into the text area, or switch to the file upload tab to select an .svg file from your device.
- Select the output format (PNG or JPG) and adjust quality settings if using JPG. Set your desired dimensions by typing specific width and height values, using a scale multiplier, or picking from preset sizes.
- Click "Convert" to generate the raster image. A preview will appear showing the converted result with its final dimensions and file size.
- Download the image or use the batch convert feature to generate multiple sizes at once, such as all the icon sizes needed for a mobile app or website favicon set.
Key Features
- Dual Input Methods - Paste raw SVG markup or upload an .svg file. Both methods produce the same high-quality conversion output.
- Custom Dimensions - Set exact pixel dimensions with optional aspect ratio locking, use a scale multiplier (1x, 2x, 3x, 4x), or choose from common preset sizes.
- Batch Size Export - Generate multiple sizes in a single operation, perfect for creating icon sets, favicon packages, or responsive image variants.
- PNG and JPG Output - Choose PNG for transparency support and lossless quality, or JPG with adjustable compression for smaller file sizes.
- Instant Preview - See a live preview of the converted image before downloading, along with the output dimensions and estimated file size.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why would I convert SVG to PNG instead of using the SVG directly?
While SVG is ideal for web development, many platforms and applications require raster images. Social media sites, email clients, presentation software, and some content management systems only accept PNG or JPG. Converting ensures your graphics display correctly everywhere. PNG is especially useful when you need transparency support that JPG does not provide.
Will converting to PNG reduce the quality of my SVG?
PNG is a lossless raster format, so the conversion itself does not degrade quality. However, the output is now pixel-based rather than vector-based, meaning it will look best at the specific dimensions you export. To ensure crisp results, export at the exact size you need or larger. For retina displays, consider using a 2x or 3x scale multiplier.
What are the common preset sizes for?
The presets cover standard sizes commonly needed in web and app development. These include 16x16 and 32x32 for browser favicons, 180x180 for Apple touch icons, 192x192 and 512x512 for Android PWA icons, and various other sizes for social media profile images, Open Graph thumbnails, and app store icons.
Does the converter handle SVGs with external resources?
The converter works best with self-contained SVGs that include all their styles and resources inline. SVGs that reference external CSS files, web fonts, or linked images may not render correctly because the browser's Canvas API cannot access cross-origin resources for security reasons. If your SVG uses external dependencies, try inlining them before converting.