Free SVG to PNG converter

Drop SVG files below. They are drawn in your browser and saved as PNG pixels. Nothing is uploaded. Ideal for apps, marketplaces, and tools that reject SVG.

Click to choose images, or drag them here

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG · up to 50 files · max 40 MB each

How small should files get?

Custom settings active
Custom settings
Quality50%
High compression (10%)Balanced (50%)Highest quality (100%)

The tool finds the highest quality that still meets the target size, and scales down only if needed. Images already under the limit are left unchanged.

How it works

  1. Step 1 · Add files

    Drop one or more SVG files into the drop zone above.

  2. Step 2 · Confirm settings

    PNG is pre-selected — vectors are rasterized to pixels at a sensible size.

  3. Step 3 · Download

    Download each PNG still, or export every file as one ZIP.

Why this conversion

SVG is perfect for crisp logos at any size, but many uploads, email clients, and design handoffs still want PNG. Rasterizing locally avoids sending brand assets to a third-party converter.

About SVG

SVG is a vector format: shapes stay sharp when scaled. This tool turns the current view into pixels — you lose infinite scaling after export.

About PNG

PNG keeps sharp edges and transparent backgrounds, and is accepted almost everywhere. File size is usually larger than the original SVG.

Why convert SVG to PNG here instead of uploading

Compared toCompress Locally (this site)Typical upload tools
ConversionSVG to PNG runs on your deviceFile is sent to a converter server
PrivacyOriginal and result never leave the browserUploads may be logged or cached
Batch workBatch convert several files, then download a ZIP — no upload waitFree tiers often limit batch size or slow uploads
Formats we skipNo HEIC/RAW/video encode — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG in; JPG/PNG/WebP outMay accept more exotic formats

Frequently asked questions

Is the result still a vector?

No. PNG is pixels. Edit or scale the SVG first if you need a different pixel size, then convert again — infinite zoom is lost after rasterization.

Does transparency survive?

Yes for typical SVG artwork with transparent backgrounds. PNG keeps alpha. Use SVG to JPG only when the destination requires JPEG (transparent areas become white).

Are my SVG files uploaded?

No. Conversion runs in your browser only. Brand assets never leave your device — see the Privacy page for how local processing works.

Complex or external-font SVGs?

The browser draws what it can load locally. Missing fonts, external images, or filters may look different from design tools. Prefer self-contained SVGs for best results.