Convert SVG to PNG, JPG, WebP, or AVIF free online. Upload a file or paste raw SVG code. Custom scale, background color, batch convert. 100% browser-based — no upload, no account.
SVG is a vector format — infinitely scalable, tiny in file size, ideal for logos and icons. But many platforms require raster images: social media, email clients, WordPress, and design tools all expect PNG, JPG, or WebP. Converting SVG to raster gives you pixel-perfect images at any resolution without quality loss.
Use PNG when transparency matters — logos on colored backgrounds, icons overlaid on photos. Use JPG for smaller file sizes when transparency is not needed. Use WebP for the best balance: transparency support with files 30% smaller than PNG, perfect for modern websites in 2026.
Click the upload area or drag one or more SVG files. Switch to the SVG Code tab to paste raw markup directly from your code editor.
Select PNG, JPG, WebP, or AVIF. Set 1×, 2×, or 3× scale — or enter exact pixel dimensions for precise output.
Click Convert & Download. Files are ready instantly. Batch convert multiple SVGs in one click.
Upload your SVG file or paste SVG code above, select PNG as the output format, choose a scale (2× recommended for sharp results), and click Convert. Your PNG downloads instantly in the browser — no server, no account.
Yes. PNG supports full transparency, so any transparent areas in your SVG are preserved exactly. For JPG (which does not support transparency), choose a background fill color before converting.
Use 1× for the SVG's declared pixel size, 2× for Retina/HiDPI screens, and 3× for print assets. Icons at 24×24px at 2× produce a sharp 48×48px PNG — crisp on all modern displays.
Yes. Switch to the SVG Code tab above, paste your raw SVG markup, preview it, and convert just like a file. Useful for inline SVG snippets from code editors or design tools.
Yes. Select or drag multiple .svg files into the upload area and they will all be converted in one click, each with its own download card.
Increase the scale to 2× or 3×. Small SVG icons (24×24px, 48×48px) need a higher scale to produce sharp raster output on modern screens.
No. All conversion happens entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. No server is involved, so there is no file size cap.