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SVG to PNG Converter

Convert SVG vector files to PNG at the exact size you need, with transparency. Ideal for icons and logos.

How to Use

1

Add your SVG files

Drop them on the area above or click to choose them. You can select several files at once.

2

Check the list

Each file shows its size and dimensions. Remove any file you do not want to convert.

3

Convert and download

Click Convert, then download each PNG file or all of them at once.

Features

Several files at once
Processed in your browser, never uploaded
Lossless output
Size shown before and after
Free, no signup, no watermark

Frequently Asked Questions

SVG is a vector format: shapes are described mathematically, so it scales without losing sharpness. Social networks, office software and many forms do not accept SVG. A PNG rendered at the right size displays everywhere.

Choose the size before converting: a PNG cannot be enlarged afterwards without becoming blurry, unlike the SVG.

The PNG keeps a transparent background wherever the SVG has none.

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser: your files never leave your device, which also makes it fast for several images at once.

SVG is a vector format: shapes are described mathematically, so it scales without losing sharpness, while PNG uses lossless compression and supports transparency. PNG is best suited to logos, screenshots, text and graphics with sharp edges.

Did You Know?

SVG files are plain text (XML): you can open one in a text editor and change a colour by hand.

Pro Tips

  • Export at twice the display size for sharp rendering on high-density screens
  • Keep "maintain aspect ratio" checked to avoid distortion
  • For a favicon, use the favicon generator, which creates every required size

Common Use Cases

  • Posting a logo on social networks
  • Inserting an icon into Word, PowerPoint or Google Docs
  • Creating app icons in several sizes
  • Sending a logo to someone who cannot open SVG

Best Practices

  • Choose the size before converting: a PNG cannot be enlarged afterwards without becoming blurry, unlike the SVG.
  • The PNG keeps a transparent background wherever the SVG has none.
  • Keep a copy of your originals until you have checked the converted files

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