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Rasterise SVG vector graphics into PNG images with transparency intact. You pick the output resolution — an SVG has no fixed size, so you decide how many pixels it renders at. Everything runs in your browser.

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Supports: SVG and SVGZ

Your files are processed in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server

How do you convert SVG to PNG?

1

Upload your SVGs

Drag in one or more SVG files. Compressed SVGZ works too.

2

Choose the resolution

The vector is drawn at whatever size you set. 512 px is plenty for a web logo; go to 2048 px or more for print.

3

Download the PNG

You get a PNG with the alpha channel preserved, ready for anywhere SVG is not accepted.

Why Pictulab for SVG to PNG?

Completely free

Convert as many SVG files to PNG as you like — no sign-up, no watermarks, no daily cap.

Instant

Conversion runs on your own machine, so there is no upload, no queue and no server wait.

Private by design

Files never leave your browser. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, nothing is shared.

Batch processing

Drag in dozens of files at once and download them all together when they finish.

When you actually need SVG as PNG

SVG is the right call for logos and icons on a modern site: tiny files, crisp on any screen. The trouble starts the moment you leave the browser. Instagram, LinkedIn and WhatsApp will not take SVG. Email clients block it for security reasons. Many marketplaces demand PNG or JPG for product listings.

Rasterising to PNG solves all of those without giving up transparency, which is what separates PNG from JPG here.

You choose the resolution

An SVG has no pixels — it describes shapes as coordinates. That is why converting one means deciding what size to draw it at. It is the difference from any other conversion: there is no "original" resolution to respect.

The practical rule is to export at twice the display size so it stays sharp on high-density screens. A logo shown at 200 px on the web gets exported at 400 px.

Local conversion, nothing uploaded

The file never leaves your machine. Your browser draws the SVG onto a canvas and pulls the PNG back out, so there is no server involved and no copy of your logo sitting in anyone else’s cloud.

It also means no queue and no file limit: speed depends purely on your own hardware.

Frequently asked questions

Why convert SVG to PNG when SVG scales better?

Because plenty of places will not take an SVG: most social platforms, email templates, several marketplaces and a lot of video editors reject vector files outright. PNG is accepted everywhere.

Is transparency preserved?

Yes. PNG keeps the alpha channel, so transparent areas of the SVG stay transparent. If you need a solid white background instead, run the result through the white background tool.

What resolution should I pick?

It depends where it is going. UI icons: 128–256 px. Web logos: 512–1024 px. Print or retina displays: 2048 px and up. Since the source is vector, raising the resolution costs you nothing in quality.

Does rasterising lose quality?

PNG is lossless, so there are no compression artefacts. What you do lose is infinite scalability — from here on the file has a fixed pixel size.

Does it work with SVGs that use fonts or filters?

Standard SVG filters and system fonts render correctly. If the SVG references a font that is not installed, the browser substitutes it — convert text to outlines in your editor before uploading.

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