SVG to PNG ConverterExact SVG raster exports, no upload
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Convert SVG to PNG at the exact size you need

Paste or open an SVG, inspect its source dimensions and viewBox, choose output size, fit, padding, and background, then preview and export a sharp PNG without uploading the asset.

SVG to PNG export workspace

Inspect source dimensions, lock aspect ratio, choose fit, padding, and background, then export an exact PNG locally.

Rendered locally
1. SVG input
2. PNG output

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Quick answer

Paste SVG markup or open an .svg file, choose a 1×–4× preset or enter exact width and height, keep or unlock the source aspect ratio, then select contain, cover, or stretch plus transparent or solid background. AppHelp removes active and external content before canvas rendering and exports PNG locally.

How to use

  1. 1. Paste or open the SVGProvide SVG markup or choose an .svg file under 2 MB. Check the detected source width, height, and viewBox.
  2. 2. Set output dimensionsChoose 1× through 4× or enter exact pixels. Keep Ratio locked for proportional scaling, or unlock it for a deliberate custom canvas.
  3. 3. Choose placement and backgroundUse Contain to show the entire SVG, Cover to fill and crop, or Stretch to force the canvas. Add padding and keep transparency or select a solid color.
  4. 4. Inspect and exportReview removed-content and memory warnings, inspect transparency and edges in the live preview, then copy or download the PNG.

Examples

2× app icon export

Input
512 × 512 SVG with viewBox
Output
1024 × 1024 transparent PNG

Social preview canvas

Input
Wide SVG artwork
Output
1200 × 630 PNG using contain, padding, and a brand-color background

Full-bleed thumbnail

Input
SVG with a different aspect ratio from the target
Output
Cover fit fills the PNG and crops overflow rather than distorting the artwork

Common use cases

  • Export SVG icons for software that accepts PNG only
  • Generate 1x, 2x, 3x, or 4x raster assets from one vector source
  • Create exact-size social, marketplace, presentation, or documentation images
  • Add a solid background behind transparent vector artwork
  • Rasterize a reviewed SVG before sharing it with a non-vector workflow

Edge cases

  • External fonts and images are removed for safer deterministic rendering; embed permitted resources as data URLs or convert text to paths when exact fidelity is required.
  • An SVG without viewBox may not scale proportionally even when width and height are present.
  • Stretch deliberately changes aspect ratio; use contain or cover for normal artwork.
  • Very large canvases consume substantial memory. The tool caps each side at 8192 pixels and the total at 32 megapixels.
  • Canvas output uses the browser rendering engine, so advanced filters, fonts, color management, or SVG implementation details may differ across browsers.
  • Raster PNG cannot remain resolution-independent; keep the original SVG as the editable source.

Features

  • SVG markup and .svg file input with source size and viewBox inspection
  • Exact width and height up to 8192 pixels with 32-megapixel guardrail
  • Aspect-ratio lock and 1x, 2x, 3x, and 4x scale presets
  • Contain, cover, and stretch placement with adjustable padding
  • Transparent or custom solid-color PNG background
  • Safe rendering that removes scripts, embedded HTML, event handlers, and external references
  • Live PNG preview, clipboard copy where supported, and direct download
  • Browser-local conversion with no account or asset upload

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert SVG to a transparent PNG?
Paste or open the SVG, keep Transparent background enabled, choose the output dimensions, inspect the checkerboard preview, and download the PNG.
How do I export SVG at 2x or 4x?
Use the 2× or 4× preset. It multiplies the detected source dimensions while preserving the source aspect ratio.
What is the difference between contain and cover?
Contain fits the entire SVG inside the canvas and may leave empty space. Cover fills the canvas and may crop overflow. Stretch fills both dimensions but can distort the artwork.
Why does my SVG text look different in the PNG?
The original font may not be available or safely embedded. For consistent output, convert text to vector paths or use an embedded, permitted font strategy.
Why are external images or fonts removed?
Removing external references avoids hidden network requests, canvas tainting, and nondeterministic exports. Use self-contained SVG for reliable conversion.
What is the maximum PNG size?
Each side is limited to 8192 pixels and the canvas must remain at or below 32 megapixels to reduce browser crashes and excessive memory use.
Are my SVG and PNG uploaded?
No. Parsing, safe rendering, preview, copying, and download happen locally in the browser.