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Rasterize SVG vector files to high quality PNG images at any resolution.
Drag & Drop your SVG files here
or click anywhere in this box to browse files
SVG to PNG turns vector files into regular PNG images that open anywhere. Drop in one SVG or several, choose an output scale from 1× to 4×, and click Convert to PNG. Then download the images one by one or as a Zip file. It helps designers, developers and students who need a picture version of a logo, icon or diagram for a slide, an email or a site that does not accept SVG. The conversion runs in your browser, so your files are not uploaded, and no account is needed.
Add your SVG files Drag files into the box or click it to choose them. You can select several .svg files at once, and each one appears in the list.
Move the Output Scale slider between 1× and 4×. Use 1× for the original size and a higher value for a larger, sharper PNG.
Click Convert to PNG. A status line names the file being processed while the progress bar fills.
Convert to PNG
Click Download. Each PNG keeps the SVG’s name with .png at the end, and the Zip file is called images.zip.
No server upload – everything stays in your browser. Your SVGs never leave your device.
Once your PNG is rasterized, run it through Compress Image to keep file size down for web use.
Need an exact pixel size instead of a multiplier? Follow up with Resize Image.
Trim empty space around an icon with Crop Image.
SVG is an XML-based vector format, which is why it stays sharp at any scale until you rasterize it into a fixed-resolution format like PNG.
Drop SVG files in the box or click to choose them.
Pick 1× to 4× for a bigger, sharper PNG.
A status line shows which file is being converted.
See each file’s name and size, and remove any with ✕.
Empty areas of your SVG stay see-through.
Save PNGs One by One or as a single Zip.
Unlike basic converters, this tool lets you rasterize SVG to PNG while dynamically adjusting resolution and adding files incrementally. The card‑based file list shows SVG → PNG badges so you never confuse input with output. Combined with the built‑in lightbox (click any thumbnail to zoom) and a “Download as Zip” option, you get a complete batch converter that handles many files at once – no forced “Change” button, just Clear, Convert, and Add More.
Logo in a slide deck: A file named logo.svg will not insert into some presentation tools. Convert it at 2× and use logo.png, which keeps its transparent background.
Icons for a site that rejects SVG: An upload form accepts only PNG or JPG. Add 12 icons, convert them at 1×, and download images.zip as one file. A 64 × 64 icon becomes 128 × 128 at 2×.
Diagram for print: A diagram that is 500 × 300 pixels as an SVG becomes 2000 × 1200 at 4×, so the lines stay crisp on paper.
Yes. PNG is lossless, and a higher scale keeps edges sharp. Unlike the SVG, though, the PNG has a fixed size.
Select them together, click Convert to PNG, then choose Download as Zip to get one archive.
1× keeps the original size, 2× suits most high-density screens, and 3× or 4× suits print or big banners.
Yes. Transparent areas of the SVG stay transparent in the PNG.
No. You choose a scale from 1× to 4×. Use Resize Image afterward for an exact size.
No. Everything runs in your browser.
Each keeps its original name with .png at the end, and the Zip is called images.zip.
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