How to convert SVG to PNG or JPG
- Add your SVGs, drag one or more
.svgfiles onto the box, click to browse and pick several at once, or paste raw SVG markup and click Add pasted SVG to batch to queue it alongside the rest. - Choose a size, either type the pixel width you want (the height is worked out automatically to keep proportions), or click a 1x/2x/3x/4x scale preset to render every SVG at its own native size times that multiplier, handy for exporting matching @2x or @3x icon sets without doing the math.
- Pick a format and background, select PNG to keep transparency (the default) or switch to a solid background colour, or select JPG for a smaller, fully-opaque file that always fills transparent areas with your chosen colour since JPG has no transparency of its own.
- Convert and download, click Convert to render every queued file, then download each image individually or click Download all (.zip) to grab the whole batch in one archive.
Why convert SVG to a raster image?
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is perfect for logos, icons and illustrations on the web because it stays crisp at any size and has a tiny file size. But many places only accept raster images: social-media avatars and post images, marketplace listings, email signatures, presentation slides, favicons and a lot of older software. Converting your SVG to a PNG or JPG turns it into a fixed-resolution bitmap that those tools understand, while letting you choose exactly how large and sharp that bitmap should be.
Because the conversion happens on a canvas, you control the exact output resolution. Need a 2,048 px export for a retina banner, or a tidy 512 px icon? Just type the width, or use a scale preset to size several icons relative to their own native dimensions in one pass. PNG keeps full transparency and clean edges by default (with an optional solid background when you need one), which is ideal for logos and UI assets, while JPG trades transparency for a smaller file that suits busier, photographic artwork and always composites onto a background colour instead of turning transparent areas black. When you have a whole icon set or a folder of illustrations to convert, add every file to the batch, convert once, and download the results as a single ZIP.
Frequently asked questions
Can I export at high resolution?
Yes. SVG is vector-based, so you can set a large output width (up to 8,000 px) or pick a 2x/3x/4x scale preset and still get sharp, clean edges, perfect for print-quality or retina exports.
Why does it say it cannot read the size?
The converter needs to know the SVG dimensions. Make sure your <svg> tag has a width and height, or a viewBox, so a target size can be calculated.
Will my transparent background be kept?
With PNG, yes, transparency is preserved by default, or you can switch to a solid background colour if you need one. JPG has no transparency at all, so it always fills transparent areas with the background colour you choose.
Can I convert several SVG files at once?
Yes. Drop or select multiple .svg files, convert them all with one click, then download each image individually or grab every result in a single ZIP.
What do the 1x/2x/3x/4x scale buttons do?
They render each SVG at its own native size multiplied by that number, so you can export matching @2x or @3x icon sets without calculating pixel widths by hand. Picking a preset overrides the manual width field.
My SVG uses an external image or font, why is it blank?
For privacy and security, browsers block canvases from reading cross-origin resources. Embed images as data URIs and inline your fonts so everything lives inside the SVG.