Rasterize SVG vectors to PNG at any resolution up to 8192px — transparency preserved, batch up to 20 files. Perfect for app icons, retina assets, social previews. No upload.
Drop .svg files or click to browse
Convert vector SVG to raster PNG at any resolution
100% in your browser — files never leave your device · max 20 MB each
Drop your SVG files
Drag and drop .svg files onto the upload area — or click to browse. Up to 20 files per batch.
Choose output size and background
Pick 1x–4x scale (based on intrinsic SVG size) or enter a custom width. Keep transparent background or flatten to white/black.
Convert and download
Click Convert. Rasterization runs locally in your browser. Download individually or all as a ZIP.
For app icons and favicons, 512 px is the standard starting size. Use our ICO generator for multi-size favicons. Compress images
SVG is infinitely scalable — pick 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x of the intrinsic size, or set a custom width. Output up to 8192 px for print-ready PNGs.
SVG rasterization happens locally via the Canvas API. Your files never leave your device — no upload, no tracking, full privacy.
PNG preserves full alpha transparency. Keep the SVG transparent or flatten onto white/black — ideal for app icons, favicons, avatars.
SVG is a vector format — mathematically defined curves that stay perfectly sharp at any zoom level. PNG is a raster format: a fixed grid of pixels. For icons, logos, and illustrations on the web, SVG is almost always the better choice: one file, any size, tiny bytes. Convert to PNG only when your target doesn't support SVG.
You need PNG when: exporting app icons for iOS/Android (they require fixed sizes like 1024×1024), creating favicons for older browsers, uploading to platforms that reject SVG (Instagram, some email clients, legacy CMS), embedding in documents (Word/PDF), or distributing artwork where you don't want the source geometry editable.
Yes. PNG supports full 8-bit alpha channel, so transparent regions in your SVG stay transparent in the PNG. If you need a solid color backdrop (white or black) for apps that don't handle alpha, pick one from the Background option.
For web use, stick to 1x or 2x unless you know the display is high-DPI. For app icons, standard sizes are 512 or 1024 px (square). For print, aim for 300 DPI — a 5-inch image needs 1500 px wide. Avoid upscaling far beyond what you actually need: PNG files grow quadratically with dimensions, and SVG already has the math to re-rasterize any time.