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This SVG to PNG converter works entirely in your browser. Drop a file, choose your output, and download. Use SVG to PNG online, or open this page locally and work offline.
Choose one SVG file or paste complete SVG code and select “Use SVG code”. Set pixel dimensions or a scale, pick a background, then convert and download. Your original filename is kept with a .png extension.
Paths, shapes, gradients, clipping, masks, filters, text using installed fonts, and embedded PNG/JPEG images use your browser’s SVG renderer. One SVG up to 10 MB. Output: up to 8,192 px per side and 16 million pixels. High quality uses a larger working canvas and may need more memory.
Use self-contained SVGs. External images, web fonts, scripts, animation and foreignObject content are rejected. Convert text to paths for consistent lettering across devices. SVGs without intrinsic dimensions use their viewBox, or a 300 × 150 fallback. No batch conversion or history.
Choose the dimensions you actually need. Standard renders the vector directly at that size; High renders at twice the width and height, then downsamples for smoother edges. Both produce lossless PNG. Supersampling can soften pixel art, so compare the preview.
Yes. Transparent is selected by default. Existing backgrounds drawn inside the SVG remain part of the artwork; this tool does not remove them.
PNG export is lossless, so there is no JPEG-style quality percentage. Render quality controls rasterization. Set print dimensions in pixels using inches × desired DPI; this tool does not write custom DPI metadata.
Missing local fonts, unsupported SVG features, or a source that depends on external styles can change rendering. Embed assets, outline text, and keep styles inside the SVG. Invalid or unsupported input displays an error rather than a pretend result.