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SVG TO
PNG

Rasterize any .svg to a pixel-perfect .png at any resolution — 1×, 2×, 4×, or a specific pixel size. Transparent background supported. Runs entirely in your browser — your file is never uploaded.

VECTOR SVG .SVG logo.svg · vector RENDER any size RASTER PNG 2048×2048 · .PNG
Any Resolution
Export at 1×, 2× (retina), 4×, 8×, or enter exact pixel dimensions. A 512 px SVG can become a 4096 px PNG with zero quality loss — vectors scale perfectly.
Transparent Background
PNG preserves the alpha channel. SVG logos with transparent backgrounds stay transparent. Or choose white, black, or any custom fill if you need a solid background.
Locked Aspect Ratio
Change width and the height follows automatically (and vice versa). Unlock to set non-square dimensions for banners, social media headers, or custom canvas sizes.
Instant Preview
Your SVG is rendered into a preview the moment you drop it. Adjust size and background settings and click Generate to get the full-resolution PNG.
Works with All SVGs
Logos, icons, diagrams, illustrations, maps. Inline CSS, clip paths, gradients, and masks all render correctly — the browser's own SVG engine does the rasterizing.
100% Private
Your SVG is read locally and drawn to a canvas element. Nothing is sent to a server. Works for proprietary logos, client assets, NDA-protected artwork — everything stays on your device.

RASTERIZE YOUR SVG

Upload an SVG, set the output size and background, then generate a crisp PNG.

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1 - Upload SVG

Drag & drop your .svg, or tap to browse
.svg only · file stays in your browser

2 - Output Size

× px

3 - Background

transparent

Output

Upload an SVG and click
Generate PNG to see output
✓ PNG ready
PNG output

HOW IT WORKS

The browser's own SVG engine does the rendering — same quality as native apps, completely private, any resolution.

01
Drop your SVG
Upload any .svg file — a logo, icon, diagram, or illustration. The tool reads the file locally and detects the native dimensions from the width/height attributes or viewBox.
02
Pick size and background
Choose a scale preset (1×, 2×, 4×, 8×) or enter custom pixel dimensions. Lock the aspect ratio to avoid distortion. Pick transparent, solid, or custom background fill.
03
Generate and download
The SVG is injected into a canvas at the target resolution and rasterized using the browser's native SVG renderer. The result is a crisp, pixel-accurate PNG — gradients, shadows, and transparency all intact.

COMMON QUESTIONS

It depends on the use case:

Web / screen: 1× or 2× the display size. For a 64 px icon, export at 128 px (2×) to look sharp on retina screens.
Social media: platforms specify exact px sizes — match those exactly.
Print (72 DPI): 1× native. Print (300 DPI): multiply width in inches by 300 — e.g. a 3 inch logo = 900 px wide.
Favicon: use our PNG to ICO or SVG to ICO tool instead for proper multi-size .ico output.

The tool first checks the width and height attributes, then falls back to the viewBox width/height values. If neither is present, it defaults to 512×512. You can always override the output size manually in the Custom fields — the SVG content scales to fill whatever dimensions you specify.

SVGs can reference external resources (fonts, images, stylesheets) that the browser may block when rendering to canvas due to security restrictions. Self-contained SVGs (with inline fonts, base64 images, and no external links) render perfectly. SVGs with @import rules, external href attributes, or CORS-restricted assets may render differently or fall back to defaults.

Yes — select the checkerboard "Transparent" swatch in the Background options (it's the default). The canvas is left unfilled before the SVG is drawn, so any transparent areas in the SVG remain transparent in the PNG. If the output has an unexpected white background, your SVG itself may have a <rect> or background-color style covering the whole canvas.

The tool caps each dimension at 8192 px to avoid browser memory limits. A 8192×8192 PNG is 268 megapixels — enough for any print or digital use. Very large canvases (above ~4096×4096) may be slow to generate on lower-end devices.

No. The SVG is read from your disk using the browser's File API, rendered onto an HTML canvas, and saved back to your disk as a PNG — entirely locally. Only an anonymous "+1 conversion" counter is recorded. Safe for proprietary logos, client artwork, or anything under NDA.