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SVG to PNG converter

Convert an SVG to PNG for free in your browser, with no upload. Choose 1×, 2× or 4× the size the SVG declares, so icons and logos stay sharp on high-density screens, and the transparent background is kept.

Pick a target format. Quality applies to the lossy formats; the others are exact.

Drawing an SVG at a fixed size

An SVG is a set of drawing instructions rather than pixels, which is why it stays sharp at any size and why many apps, social sites and email clients will not take one. Converting draws those instructions once, at a size you choose, into a PNG that keeps the transparent background.

The size starts from the width and height the SVG declares, and the SVG size control multiplies it by 2 or 4 for high-density screens and print; an SVG that declares no size is drawn at a default size, shown in the strip above the preview. The browser draws the file the way a web page shows an image, so anything it links to outside itself, such as a web font or a picture on another site, is not loaded, and scripts never run. A PNG cannot be turned back into an SVG here.

SVG to PNG converter at a glance

Input
SVG files, such as logos, icons and illustrations exported from design tools
Output
PNG with transparency, at 1×, 2× or 4× the declared size
What it does
  • 1×, 2× and 4× sizes from the SVG's own dimensions
  • Transparent background kept
  • Batch conversion with one ZIP download
  • Scripts inside an SVG never run
  • Size checked before drawing, with a clear message when it is too large
Who it is for
Designers and developers who need a raster copy of a logo or icon for slides, an app store listing, a social profile or an email.
Limits
  • Fonts and images the SVG links to outside itself do not load; embed them in the file first.
  • The drawing must stay under 100 megapixels at the size chosen, or the page asks for a smaller one.
  • An animated SVG becomes a single still image.
Privacy
The SVG is drawn in your browser and never uploaded.

How to convert SVG to PNG

  1. Drop the SVG files Add one logo or a folder of icons. The SVG size control is already showing in the settings, set to 1×, the size each file declares.
  2. Choose 1×, 2× or 4× Pick 2× for a sharp image on high-density phone and laptop screens, or 4× for print and large slides. The strip above the preview lists the scale you picked.
  3. Leave the format on PNG PNG is chosen when the page opens, so the transparent background survives. Pick JPEG only if you want a solid background, which the swatch then sets.
  4. Apply and download Press Apply, then Download. Each PNG is named with its pixel size, such as logo-512x512.png, so 1× and 2× copies are easy to tell apart.

SVG to PNG converter: common questions

What size will the PNG be?

The width and height written in the SVG, multiplied by the 1×, 2× or 4× you choose. The finished file's name records the exact pixel size.

Why does the text in my PNG use a different font?

The SVG is drawn as an image, and browsers do not let an image fetch web fonts or other files from outside itself. Convert the text to outlines, or embed the font in the SVG, before converting.

Is the background transparent?

Yes, wherever the SVG draws nothing. For a solid color behind it, switch the format to JPEG and choose the color with the background swatch.

Can I convert PNG back to SVG?

No. Turning pixels into shapes is tracing, a different job that File4Edit does not do, so keep the original SVG for any size you need later.