SVG to PNG turns vector SVG files, such as logos, icons and illustrations, into PNG images you can use anywhere. Each SVG is drawn at its own size, or at least 2048 pixels on the long side, so small icons come out sharp. Transparent areas stay transparent. Convert one file or a whole batch, right in your browser.
SVG vs PNG
| SVG | PNG | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Vector (shapes and paths) | Pixels |
| Scales without blur | Yes | Only down, not up |
| Transparency | Yes | Yes |
| Opens in office apps, social media, e-mail | Often not | Yes |
| Best for | Web pages, editing, print artwork | Sharing, uploading, documents, slides |
PNG is already selected on this page, and only SVG files can be added. To convert to WebP or JPG instead, or to convert other formats, use the Image Converter.
Good reasons to convert
- A site or app will not take SVG. Profile pictures, marketplace listings, chat apps and many forms only accept PNG or JPG.
- Slides and documents. A PNG logo drops into a presentation or a Word document and looks the same on every computer.
- Icons in a larger size. Because small SVGs are drawn at 2048 px or more, the PNG has enough pixels for a high-resolution screen or a printed page.
Tips
- Need an exact size, such as 512 × 512 for an app icon? Convert, then use Resize Image.
- Want the PNG smaller for the web? Run it through Compress PNG.
- Need it on a solid background? Convert to JPG on the Image Converter; transparent areas turn white.