Convert SVG to PNG at any size
Vector in, crisp pixels out — 1×, 2× or 4×. Transparency kept, never uploaded.
Drop SVG files here or click to browse
Vector in, pixels out. Rendered by your browser, never uploaded.
Why rasterize an SVG?
SVG is perfect on the web, but plenty of places refuse it: Office documents, marketplaces, social profiles, print shops, older editors — and many upload forms block SVG entirely because it can carry scripts. PNG is welcome everywhere. Because the source is vector, you choose the resolution at export time: the 4× option turns a small icon into a print-ready image with zero quality loss.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert an SVG to PNG?
Drop the SVG above, pick a scale, download the PNG. The browser itself renders the vector — the same engine that displays SVG on every website — so the result matches exactly what you see on screen.
What resolution will my PNG be?
The SVG’s own size times the scale you pick. A 512×512 icon at 4× becomes a crisp 2048×2048 PNG. Because SVG is vector, upscaling costs nothing: 4× is as sharp as 1×.
Is transparency preserved?
Yes. PNG keeps the alpha channel, so logos and icons keep their transparent backgrounds instead of gaining a white box.
Can SVG files be dangerous? Is this safe?
SVG can contain scripts, which is why many sites refuse SVG uploads. Here the file is rendered as a static image — the browser never executes scripts in that mode — and nothing is uploaded anywhere, so there is no server to attack.
Is anything uploaded?
No. Rendering happens entirely in your browser. Disconnect from the internet after the page loads and it keeps working.