SVG to PNG / JPG Converter
Convert an SVG into a PNG or JPEG raster image at the size you need. The vector is rendered on a canvas in your browser and exported as a bitmap, which is what you need whenever a platform refuses to accept SVG uploads.
How it works
- 1
Select an SVG file from your device.
- 2
Choose the output format: PNG for transparency and sharp edges, JPEG for a smaller photographic-style file.
- 3
Convert — the vector is rasterised on a canvas.
- 4
Download the resulting image.
What people use it for
- Exporting a logo as PNG for a platform that rejects SVG uploads.
- Producing a raster favicon or app icon source from vector artwork.
- Putting a vector diagram into a tool that only accepts bitmaps.
- Creating a preview thumbnail of an SVG for a listing or gallery.
Supported formats & options
| Input | SVG files (.svg, image/svg+xml) |
|---|---|
| Output | PNG (transparency preserved) or JPEG (smaller, opaque) |
Key advantages & benefits
Gets past SVG upload restrictions
Many platforms reject SVG for security reasons; a PNG export of the same artwork is accepted everywhere.
Transparency preserved with PNG
PNG output keeps the alpha channel, so a logo drops onto any background cleanly.
Rendered by the browser itself
The same engine that displays the SVG rasterises it, so the export matches what you saw.
Nothing uploaded
Unreleased logos and brand assets stay on your device.
Limits & things to know
- Rasterising discards scalability. Keep the SVG as the master file and export a bitmap only for the specific size you need.
- SVGs that reference external fonts or remote images may render with fallbacks, because the canvas export cannot always load external resources. Convert text to outlines in your design tool first.
- JPEG output has no alpha channel, so transparent areas become solid. Use PNG when the artwork must sit on varied backgrounds.
- Scripts and animation inside an SVG are not represented; the export is a single static frame.
Troubleshooting
Text renders in the wrong font
The SVG references a font that is not available to the browser. Convert text to paths or outlines in your vector editor before exporting.
The export is blank
SVGs without an explicit width, height or viewBox have no intrinsic size to rasterise. Add a viewBox in the source file and try again.
Transparent areas came out black
That is JPEG output. Choose PNG to keep the alpha channel.
Privacy & data handling
The SVG is read into browser memory and rasterised on a canvas locally. Neither the source file nor the exported image is transmitted.
SVG Converter — Convert SVG to PNG & JPG Online Free
Convert SVG vector files to PNG or JPG at any resolution you choose, directly in your browser. A free SVG converter for the moment a platform, email client or document editor refuses to accept a vector logo.
- SVG to PNG at any size — because the source is vector, you can render at 2x or 4x for retina displays and print without any quality loss.
- Transparent background preserved — PNG output keeps SVG transparency intact, so a logo drops cleanly onto any coloured background.
- SVG to JPG when you need a flat file — for platforms that reject transparency or PNG entirely, with a solid background applied cleanly.
- Fixes upload rejections — the practical fix when a social platform, marketplace or CMS will not accept the SVG your designer supplied.
- Rendered in your browser — brand assets are rasterised locally on a canvas and never uploaded to a conversion service.
Free and unlimited. Going the other direction, the SVG Vectorizer traces a raster image back into vector paths.
Frequently asked questions
Does this preserve transparency for PNG?
Yes! Transparent backgrounds in SVG files are fully preserved when exporting to PNG.
Why does my text render in the wrong font?
The SVG references a font the browser cannot load during rasterisation. Convert text to paths or outlines in your vector editor before exporting.
Should I choose PNG or JPEG?
PNG for logos, icons and anything with transparency or sharp edges. JPEG only for photographic artwork where a smaller file matters more than crisp edges, and where transparency is not needed.
Why is my exported image blank?
The SVG has no intrinsic size — it is missing a width, height or viewBox. Add a viewBox to the source file and export again.
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