What resolution should I export my SVG as PNG?

It depends on the destination. App icons need 1024×1024px (App Store) or 512×512px (Google Play). Social media images typically need 1200×630px. Favicons are 32×32 or 64×64px. For Retina web graphics, export at 2× the display size. The converter lets you enter exact width and height.

Will the transparent background be preserved?

Yes. SVG files with transparent backgrounds export as PNG with full alpha channel transparency — ready for use on any background color without a white box around the image.

Will my SVG fonts and gradients look correct in the PNG?

Standard SVG features like fills, strokes, gradients, and basic shapes render correctly. SVG files using custom fonts not embedded in the file may show substituted fonts. To be safe, convert all text to outlines or paths in Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape before exporting the SVG.

My SVG is animated — will animation be preserved in PNG?

No. PNG is a static format. Animated SVGs (SMIL or CSS animations) export as a single static frame, usually the initial state of the animation.

Can I convert an SVG logo from a company website?

SVG files embedded in websites can often be extracted. Open browser DevTools, find the SVG element, copy the outerHTML, paste it into a text file saved as .svg, then upload it here for conversion.

Is my SVG file uploaded to a server?

No. The converter uses the HTML5 Canvas API to render and rasterize the SVG entirely within your browser. Your file never leaves your device.

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Q: I need different sizes for iOS and Android icons — can I do that?

Yes. SVG is resolution-independent, so you can convert the same file multiple times at different dimensions: 1024×1024 for App Store, 512×512 for Google Play, 192×192 for Android adaptive icons, and 180×180 for iPhone home screen icons.

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Why SVG Needs to Become PNG

SVG is the gold standard for vector graphics — infinitely scalable, resolution-independent, and tiny in file size. But the real world requires raster images constantly. App store portals reject SVG. Email clients either ignore it or show a broken image. CMS platforms like WordPress and Shopify block SVG uploads for security reasons. Social media upload tools rasterize it unpredictably. Converting SVG to PNG gives you a fixed-pixel image that works everywhere. The key insight: because SVG is resolution-independent, you choose the output size — export at 1× for standard use, 2× for Retina screens, or 4× for ultra-HD displays. Always export at the highest size you'll ever need; you can scale a PNG down cleanly but not up.

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Click "Convert Now" — the converter opens with SVG → PNG pre-selected.

Upload Your SVG

Drag and drop your .svg file or click Browse. Nothing leaves your device.

Set Output Size

Enter the target pixel width and height. 2× your display size delivers Retina-sharp results.

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Your crisp PNG downloads instantly — transparent, pixel-perfect, and platform-ready.

6 Reasons to Convert SVG to PNG

📱 App store icon submission — Apple App Store and Google Play require PNG icons at specific sizes; SVG is not accepted on either platform
📣 Social media graphics from vector logos — Create Facebook Open Graph images, Twitter cards, and LinkedIn banners from your SVG at exact dimensions
📧 Email client compatibility — Outlook, Apple Mail, and Gmail ignore inline SVG; PNG renders correctly in every inbox
🖥️ CMS uploads without SVG restrictions — WordPress, Shopify, Squarespace, and most page builders block SVG; PNG uploads without friction
🔍 Retina and HiDPI screen readiness — Export at 2× or 4× to serve sharp images on high-density displays without blurring
🔲 Full alpha channel transparency — SVG transparent backgrounds carry over as proper PNG alpha, not a flat white rectangle

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SVG transparent backgrounds export as clean PNG alpha channel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the destination. App icons need 1024×1024px for the App Store or 512×512px for Google Play. Social media Open Graph images need 1200×630px. Favicons are 32×32 or 64×64px. For Retina web use, export at 2× the display size — a 200px-wide element becomes a 400px-wide PNG. The converter lets you enter exact width and height values.

Yes. SVG files with transparent backgrounds export as PNG with full alpha channel transparency. Your image will sit cleanly on any background color — white, dark, branded — without an unwanted white box framing it.

Yes. Because SVG is resolution-independent, you can convert the same source file multiple times at different dimensions: 1024×1024 for App Store, 512×512 for Google Play, 192×192 for Android adaptive icons, and 180×180 for the iPhone home screen. Each conversion produces a pixel-perfect result from the same vector source.

Standard SVG features — solid fills, strokes, linear and radial gradients, clipping paths, and basic geometric shapes — all render correctly. SVG files that reference external custom fonts not embedded in the file may show font substitution. For guaranteed results, convert all text to outlines or paths in Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape before exporting the SVG file.

No. PNG is a static image format. Animated SVGs — whether they use SMIL animations or CSS keyframe animations — will export as a single static frame, usually the initial state. If you need animated output, convert to GIF or use an animated WebP tool instead.

Often yes. Open your browser's DevTools (F12), navigate to the Elements tab, find the <svg> tag, right-click it and choose "Copy → Copy element." Paste the copied code into a plain text file, save it as logo.svg, then upload it to the converter here.

No. Conversion uses the HTML5 Canvas API — your browser renders the SVG and produces the PNG entirely locally. No file data is transmitted to any server. Your SVG never leaves your device.