SVG to PNG
Rasterize an SVG at a chosen export size.
How it works
- 1Drop an SVG file.
- 2Set width and height in pixels.
- 3Download the PNG.
About
Convert SVG to PNG in the browser at the width and height you set. Nothing is uploaded.
Output is the browser’s rasterization of the SVG, not a print RIP and not Inkscape. External images or fonts referenced by URL may fail (CORS / CORP). Scripts in SVG do not run as a design tool.
Default export is 1024×1024. Very large widths can exhaust tab memory — stay near screen or slide sizes. The source file still has a 50 MB cap.
Common use cases
- Export a logo for a slide
- Make a PNG favicon source
- Rasterize an icon set
- Turn a simple SVG diagram into a chat image
What you actually get
The SVG is drawn into an <img>, then copied to a canvas of your width and height, then encoded as PNG.
Aspect ratio is not locked. If you set 200×200 on a wide logo, it will stretch. Do the math, or pad in a design tool first.
SVG vs Convert Image
Convert Image does not accept SVG. This tool exists so you can pick an export size. Raster formats (JPEG, HEIC, WebP) belong on Convert Image.
Need an ICO after this? Download the PNG, then open Image to ICO.
When not to use this tool
Skip it for CMYK print, SVG filters that depend on external files, or animation. Animated SVG becomes a single still.
Do not set a 20000px canvas “just in case.” The tab will run out of memory. 50 MB is the upload-to-the-tab cap on the SVG file itself.