SVG to PNG Converter
Convert SVG files to PNG images instantly in your browser. Upload an SVG file or paste SVG code, preview the result, and download the PNG.
About SVG to PNG Converter
Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG raster images entirely in your browser — no file is sent to any server. You can either upload an SVG file from your device or paste raw SVG markup directly into the text area, whichever is more convenient for your workflow. The tool renders the SVG onto an HTML Canvas element and exports the result as a PNG. Output dimensions are determined automatically: if the SVG root element has explicit `width` and `height` attributes, those values are used as-is. If those attributes are missing, the tool reads the `viewBox` attribute and derives the dimensions from its third and fourth values. If neither is present, the output defaults to 512×512 pixels. A live preview of the rendered PNG is shown below the controls so you can check the result before downloading. The download button is disabled until the SVG renders successfully. If the SVG markup is malformed or cannot be loaded, an inline error message is displayed and the download button remains disabled. This tool is useful for creating PNG versions of icons, logos, and diagrams for use in contexts that do not support SVG, such as email templates, PDF documents, or image editors.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What dimensions will the PNG be?
- The tool uses the width and height attributes on the SVG root element. If those are absent, it falls back to the viewBox dimensions. If neither is found, the output is 512×512 pixels.
- Can I paste SVG code instead of uploading a file?
- Yes. Click Paste SVG to switch to a text area where you can paste raw SVG markup. The tool converts it the same way as an uploaded file.
- Why is my PNG output blurry?
- If your SVG uses relative units or has no explicit size, the tool may render it at a small default size. Add explicit width and height attributes to your SVG root element to get a sharper result.
- Does this work with SVGs that use external fonts or images?
- SVGs that reference external resources may not render correctly because the browser blocks cross-origin requests from a Canvas element. Self-contained SVGs (all data inline) work reliably.