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SVG to PNG
Convert SVG to PNG Online — Free, No Upload
Rasterize SVG vectors to crisp PNG images, transparency preserved.
About SVG to PNG
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files are resolution-independent and perfect for logos, icons, and illustrations. But many platforms — social media, messaging apps, document editors, and presentation software — require raster formats like PNG. This tool rasterizes your SVG and exports it as a crisp PNG image with full transparency support. The output size comes from the SVG itself: if the document declares its own width and height, those pixels are used as-is; if it only carries a viewBox, the drawing is scaled up until its longest edge is at least 1024 pixels, so a 24x24 icon still rasterizes into something usable rather than a thumbnail. That is a floor and not a target — a viewBox already larger than 1024 units is rasterized at its own size rather than shrunk to fit. There is no resolution control on this page — if you need a specific pixel size, set width and height on the SVG before uploading, or run the PNG through the Image Resizer afterwards. Common use cases include converting logo files for social media profiles, turning icon sets into raster images for app development, and creating raster versions of diagrams or illustrations for print. The tool uses the browser's native SVG rendering engine and Canvas API, so the output matches exactly what you see in your browser.
Questions
What resolution should I export at?
For web use, export at 1x (e.g. 200×200 for a 200px icon) or 2x for retina displays. For print, export at 300 DPI equivalent — multiply your desired print size in inches by 300.
Can I set custom dimensions for the PNG?
Yes. Since SVG is a vector format, you can export it at any resolution without quality loss. Enter your desired width and height, or leave them blank to use the SVG's default dimensions.
Why can't I use SVG directly?
While SVGs work great on the web, many platforms — social media, messaging apps, email, document editors — require raster formats like PNG. Converting SVG to PNG lets you use your graphics anywhere.
Will the PNG look blurry?
No, as long as you export at the right resolution. Since the source is a vector, the PNG will be perfectly crisp. For high-DPI screens, export at 2x or 3x your display size.
Is my file uploaded to a server?
No. Transmute processes everything locally in your browser using JavaScript and WebAssembly. Your files never leave your device — there is no server, no upload, no cloud processing.