Private & local
All conversion happens in your browser using Canvas and DOMParser APIs. Nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored — your SVG stays on your device.
SVG to PNG Converter
Convert SVG vector graphics to high-quality PNG images online. Set dimensions, scale, background color — all processing happens locally in your browser. No upload required.
SVG to PNG Converter
Paste SVG code below or drop an .svg file — preview renders instantly. Adjust dimensions, scale, background, then download.
SVG preview will appear here
How to convert SVG to PNG
Three simple steps — no signup, no upload, no waiting.
- Paste your SVG code into the Input area on the left, or drag & drop an
.svgfile. The tool automatically checks the XML syntax as you type. - Adjust the output width and height — the aspect ratio is locked by default to preserve proportions. Choose a scale factor from 0.25× to 4×, and pick a background pattern and fill color for the preview.
- Click Download PNG to save the raster image to your device. All processing happens locally in your browser — your SVG never leaves your computer.
Features
A local SVG rasterizer built for developers and designers.
Instant preview
Preview updates automatically as you type or change settings. See exactly how your PNG will look before downloading — with customizable background patterns and fill colors.
Precise control
Set exact pixel dimensions with aspect ratio lock, choose from 6 scale factors (0.25× to 4×), and export at any resolution up to 5000×5000 pixels.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about SVG to PNG conversion.
How does the SVG to PNG converter work?
The tool uses your browser's built-in DOMParser to parse the SVG markup and Canvas API to rasterize it into a bitmap. The SVG is drawn onto an off-screen canvas at your chosen dimensions, then exported as a PNG. Everything runs locally — no server is involved.
Will my SVG look exactly the same as the PNG?
For most SVGs, yes — the output PNG will match the visual appearance. However, some advanced SVG features like <foreignObject>, external image references, or complex CSS animations may not render identically in all browsers. The tool strips <script> tags for security and focuses on static vector graphics.
What SVG features are supported?
The converter supports standard SVG elements: shapes (<rect>, <circle>, <path>), gradients, patterns, text, and basic CSS styling. Features that rely on external resources (linked images, remote fonts) or scripting may not render correctly due to browser security policies.
Is it safe to paste SVG code?
Yes. The tool automatically removes any <script> tags and event handler attributes from your SVG before rendering. Additionally, the Canvas API's security model prevents cross-origin resource access, so no external data can leak through your SVG.