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SVG to PNG & JPEG Converter

Convert SVG to high-resolution PNG or JPEG at 1x, 2x, or 4x scale. Paste SVG code or drop a file, pick a background, and download — every conversion runs 100% in your browser, nothing is uploaded.

Drop an SVG file, or click to upload

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How to convert SVG to PNG or JPEG

  1. Drop an SVG file onto the upload area, or paste SVG code into the text box.
  2. Choose an output scale — 2x or 4x produces a sharp, high-resolution raster from the same vector.
  3. Pick PNG (supports transparency) or JPEG, and set a transparent or white background.
  4. Click Convert, compare the previews, then Download the result.

The SVG is rendered onto an HTML canvas at your chosen scale and exported with the Canvas API — entirely in your browser. Your artwork is never uploaded, tracked, or stored. If a converted image comes out blank, the SVG may reference external images or fonts, which the browser cannot inline during canvas rendering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are my SVG files uploaded to a server?↓

No. The SVG is rendered onto an HTML canvas and exported entirely in your browser using the Canvas API. Your artwork never leaves your device and is never uploaded, tracked, or stored.

How do I export a high-resolution PNG from an SVG?↓

Because SVG is a vector format, you can rasterize it at any size without quality loss. Select a 2x or 4x output scale to multiply the SVG's intrinsic dimensions and produce a sharp, high-resolution PNG or JPEG.

Can I keep a transparent background?↓

Yes, when exporting to PNG you can choose a transparent background. JPEG does not support transparency, so a white background is automatically applied for JPEG output.

What if my SVG has no width or height?↓

The converter reads the width and height attributes when present, falls back to the viewBox dimensions, and uses a sensible default of 300×150 if neither is defined. You can scale up from there with the 2x or 4x options.

Why is my converted image blank?↓

Browsers cannot inline external resources during canvas rendering. If your SVG references an external image, stylesheet, or web font by URL, that content will not appear in the raster output. Embed those resources directly in the SVG to include them.

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