SVG to PNG Converter
Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG, JPEG, or WebP raster images in your browser.
SVG to PNG Converter — Turn an SVG file or pasted SVG markup into a raster image at any size you choose. Set an exact pixel width and height, multiply by a scale factor for crisp high-DPI exports, and pick PNG (with transparency), JPEG, or WebP as the output. Everything is rendered with the HTML canvas right in your browser, so your graphics are never uploaded to a server.
What is SVG to PNG Converter?
The deftdeck SVG to PNG converter is a free, in-browser tool that rasterizes scalable vector graphics into standard image formats. Designers, developers, icon makers, and anyone who needs a flat bitmap from a vector source can drop in an .svg file or paste raw SVG code, then export a PNG, JPEG, or WebP. Because SVG is resolution-independent, you decide the output dimensions: type a target width and height in pixels, or keep the SVG's own size and bump the scale factor to render at 2x or 3x for retina screens. PNG and WebP preserve transparency, while JPEG flattens transparent areas onto a white background. A live preview updates as you change the size or format, and you can click it to zoom in before downloading.
How to use SVG to PNG Converter
- Drag and drop an .svg file onto the dropzone, or click it to choose one from your device.
- Or paste your SVG markup directly into the 'SVG code' box to convert it without a file.
- Adjust the Width and Height in pixels, or set a Scale factor to multiply the SVG's native size for high-DPI output.
- Open Settings to pick the output Format: PNG (keeps transparency), JPEG (white background), or WebP.
- Check the live preview that updates automatically, and click it to open the zoom lightbox.
- Click 'Download' to save the rasterized image, named with its pixel dimensions.
Examples
Export a logo as a transparent PNG
Drop in your logo.svg, leave the Format as PNG, set the Width and Height you need (for example 512x512), and download a crisp PNG with the transparent areas preserved.
Render an icon at 3x for retina screens
Load a 64x64 SVG icon and set the Scale to 3 to produce a 192x192 raster, ideal for high-DPI displays where a 1x bitmap would look blurry.
Convert pasted SVG code to a JPEG
Paste an inline <svg> snippet into the SVG code box, switch the Format to JPEG in Settings, and the transparent background is flattened to white in the exported file.
Frequently asked questions
- What output formats are supported?
- You can export PNG, JPEG, or WebP. PNG and WebP keep transparency, while JPEG flattens any transparent areas onto a white background since the JPEG format has no alpha channel.
- How do I control the output resolution?
- Set the Width and Height fields to the exact pixel size you want, or leave them at the SVG's native size and raise the Scale factor (for example 2 or 3) to render larger, sharper bitmaps for high-DPI screens.
- Why does my SVG look blank or fail to convert?
- The SVG must be valid markup that your browser can render as an image. SVGs that reference external resources, fonts, or scripts may not draw the same way on a canvas; embed those resources or fonts inline for reliable results.
- Can I paste SVG code instead of uploading a file?
- Yes. Paste your SVG markup into the SVG code box and it converts the same way as a dropped file, with no upload required.
- Is my SVG uploaded to a server?
- No. The conversion runs 100% client-side in your browser using the HTML canvas. Your SVG and the resulting image never leave your device and are not sent to deftdeck or any server.
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