How do I convert an SVG to a high-resolution PNG?

Use the Scale multiplier mode and pick 2x, 3x or higher — because SVG is vector, the rasteriser redraws the artwork at the larger size with no quality loss, so a 2x export of a 240px icon produces a sharp 480px PNG. For an exact target like a 1024px app icon, switch to Fixed width and type 1024.

Can I keep a transparent background?

Yes. The Transparent background option is on by default, so any area of the SVG without a fill stays fully transparent in the PNG — ideal for logos, icons and overlays. Untick it to flatten the image onto a solid colour you choose with the colour picker.

Does this convert several SVG files at once?

It does. Add as many SVG files as you like by dropping them together or selecting multiple in the picker. One Convert click rasterises the whole batch with the same settings, and the Download all as ZIP button packages every PNG into a single archive with de-duplicated file names.

Are my SVG files uploaded to a server?

No. Every step — reading the file, parsing its dimensions, drawing it to a canvas and encoding the PNG — happens locally in your browser using the built-in Canvas API. Nothing is sent over the network, which makes it safe for confidential brand assets and works offline once the page has loaded.

Why does my SVG fail to render or come out blank?

The most common cause is an SVG that references external resources — remote fonts, linked images or scripts — which browsers block when drawing to a canvas for security reasons. Inline those assets, embed fonts as paths, and make sure the markup starts with a valid svg element. The tool flags the specific reason next to each file that fails.

What output size will I get if my SVG has no width or height?

The converter first looks for width and height attributes, then falls back to the viewBox to determine the intrinsic size, and finally defaults to 300x150 if neither is present. You can always override this by choosing Fixed width, Fixed height or Fit box mode and entering exact pixel values.

SVG to PNG Converter (Batch, Scale & Transparent)

A batch SVG to PNG converter that turns scalable vector files into pixel-perfect raster images — entirely inside your browser. Add one SVG or dozens at once, choose how big the output should be, decide whether the background stays transparent, then preview and download each PNG or grab the whole set as a ZIP. It is built for designers exporting icon sets, developers preparing app and favicon assets, and anyone who needs a raster copy of vector artwork without installing Inkscape, Illustrator or an online tool that uploads your files to a stranger’s server.

How it works

SVG is a vector format: it describes shapes with maths, so it can be drawn at any size with no loss of quality. PNG is a raster format: a fixed grid of pixels. Converting between them means choosing an output resolution and rasterising — actually painting those shapes onto a pixel canvas. This tool does exactly that using the browser’s native Canvas API. For each file it reads the intrinsic dimensions from the width/height attributes (or the viewBox as a fallback), encodes the markup as a data URL, loads it into an Image, and draws it onto an off-screen <canvas> at the size you asked for. The canvas is then encoded to a PNG blob with canvas.toBlob, ready to download.

Four sizing modes cover every common need. Scale multiplier keeps the original proportions and multiplies them — pick 2x or 3x for retina and high-DPI exports. Fixed width and Fixed height lock one dimension and compute the other from the aspect ratio. Fit box scales the artwork to fit inside a width-by-height bounding box, optionally preserving the aspect ratio. You can layer on transparent or solid backgrounds and extra padding, and every setting is remembered in localStorage so your preferred export profile is there next time. Because the entire pipeline runs client-side, your SVGs never leave the device — important for unreleased logos and brand assets.

Example

Say you have three icon files — logo.svg, menu.svg and cart.svg — each authored at 240x240. You need 2x PNGs for a web project. Drop all three onto the converter, keep Scale multiplier at 2x, leave Transparent background ticked, and click Convert 3 to PNG. Each renders to a crisp 480x480 transparent PNG. The result panel shows a checkerboard-backed preview and file size for each, you click Download all as ZIP, and out comes svg-to-png.zip containing all three files with their original names. Switching the mode to Fixed width and typing 1024 would instead produce 1024px-wide PNGs — perfect for a store listing or an app icon — in the same click.

Everything is rasterised locally in your browser. No upload, no signup, no watermark.