SVG to PNG Converter

Add SVG files and get PNG images at the size you pick. The SVG is drawn on your device, so your files are never uploaded.

ConvertSVGto

Drop SVG files here

or paste from your clipboard

Nothing is uploaded. Files stay on your device. Up to 200 MB each.

Options

Width of the result

No upload Files stay on your device
No account No signup, no watermark
Free No usage limits

How to use this converter

Add your SVG files by dragging them onto the box or choosing them from your device.
Adjust the options if you want to, then choose Convert.
Download each PNG file, or use the ZIP button to get several at once.

Why convert SVG to PNG

SVG is a vector format, which means it can be drawn at any size, but many upload forms, office programs and apps only accept raster images. A PNG made at the right width works everywhere and keeps the transparent background of a logo.

Typical situations

Turning a logo into a PNG for a form, a slide or an email signature
Exporting an icon or diagram from a design tool at a fixed pixel size
Making a PNG preview of a vector file for a website that does not accept SVG

What to watch for

The SVG is drawn by your browser, which does not run scripts inside an SVG picture and does not load outside files or images referenced by it. A font that is not embedded in the file may be replaced by another font. Pick a width large enough for how the PNG will be used, because a PNG cannot be enlarged cleanly later. Very large widths use a lot of memory.

Tips for better results

Choose the width you need now, because enlarging the PNG later loses sharpness while redrawing the SVG does not.
If text looks different, check that the SVG does not depend on a font that is only installed on the computer that made it.
Use PNG when you need transparency and SVG to JPG when you need a flat picture with a background color.

Other ways to do it without Convert In Place

Export SVG to PNG with Inkscape

Open the file in Inkscape, choose File, then Export, pick the PNG format and the size and save.

SVG and PNG compared

Feature	SVG	PNG
Full name	SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)	PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
Introduced	2001	1996
Compression	Not applicable (vector text format)	Lossless
Transparency	Supported	Supported
Best for	Logos, icons and diagrams that must stay sharp at any size	Screenshots, logos, diagrams and images that need a transparent background
Compatibility	Opens in every modern browser and in vector editors, but many upload forms and office programs reject it	Opens everywhere, including all browsers and image editors

Frequently asked questions

What width should I choose for the PNG?

Size written in the SVG uses the measure stored in the file itself. For slides and documents 1024 or 2048 pixels is usually enough, and for printing choose the largest width that your device can handle.

Does SVG to PNG keep the transparent background?

Yes. Transparent parts of the SVG stay transparent in the PNG.

Is it safe to convert an SVG file from the internet?

The file is drawn as a picture, so scripts inside it do not run and it cannot load outside resources. It is also not uploaded anywhere. Files that are not valid SVG or that contain unsafe XML definitions are rejected.

Can I convert many SVG files at once?

Yes. Add them together and download the PNG files one by one or as a ZIP.

Are my files uploaded to a server?

No. The conversion runs in your browser using your own device, so the files are not sent to Convert In Place or anyone else. See how it works for a way to check this yourself.

Is there a limit on file size or number of files?

You can use it as often as you like. One batch holds up to 200 files, and each file can be up to 200 MB. Large files and long batches depend on the memory of your device, and phones handle less than computers.

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Last reviewed October 2026. Conversion uses open source libraries running in your browser, listed on the how it works page. Convert In Place is not affiliated with Apple, Google, Adobe or any format owner.