SVG to PNG Converter
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How to convert SVG to PNG
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Drop your files
Drag & drop or pick files from your device — up to 10 at once.
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Convert locally
FileFlip processes everything in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
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Download
Save each file or grab them all at once as a ZIP.
What is a SVG file?
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) describes images with shapes, paths and text instead of pixels, so it stays sharp at any size. It is the standard for logos, icons and illustrations on websites, and design tools like Figma, Illustrator and Inkscape export it. Because SVG is code rather than a picture, many social networks, office apps, email clients and marketplaces don't accept it. People convert SVG to PNG to get a normal image at a fixed size with a transparent background.
How to open a SVG file
- Windows: open in any web browser.
- Mac: open in Safari or Quick Look.
- iPhone: opens in Safari and Files.
- Android: opens in Chrome.
SVG vs PNG
| Property | SVG | PNG |
|---|---|---|
| File size | Tiny for simple art | Large |
| Quality | Sharp at any size | Lossless |
| Transparency | Full | Full |
| Compatibility | Browsers and design apps | Universal |
| Best for | Logos and icons | Logos, screenshots, graphics |
SVG files store artwork mathematically as XML paths, lines, and shapes, which allows infinite scalability on the web. However, many desktop programs, older systems, email templates, and social platforms cannot display raw vector code reliably.
PNG converts those geometric paths into a universally supported raster image composed of pixels. Areas without fill stay transparent in the PNG, so logos work on any background while maintaining broad compatibility across virtually all digital platforms and image editors.
When to Convert SVG to PNG
Converting SVG to PNG is ideal when uploading brand logos to platforms that reject vector files, such as LinkedIn, YouTube, or eCommerce marketplaces. It is also helpful when inserting custom icons into office applications like Microsoft Word or PowerPoint where vector rendering can misalign. Additionally, app and game designers frequently rasterize master SVG files into fixed-dimension PNG assets to generate clear interface sprites and UI elements.
Why convert in your browser?
Most online converters send your files to their servers and promise to delete them later. FileFlip does the work on your own device instead, so there is nothing to delete: you can even switch on airplane mode after the page loads and it keeps working. See the privacy proof
Frequently asked questions
Will the converted PNG keep my transparent background?
Yes. Areas without fill stay transparent in the PNG, so logos work on any background without adding an unwanted white box.
How do I control the resolution of the output PNG?
You can change the output width before converting. The default width is 1024 px, and the height automatically adjusts to match your vector's exact aspect ratio.
Why does my converted PNG look pixelated?
Because PNG uses fixed pixels unlike scalable vectors, choosing a width that is too small can cause visible pixelation. Increase the output width setting before converting to produce a sharper, higher-resolution image.
Can I convert multiple SVG files simultaneously?
Yes. You can convert up to 10 SVG files per batch and choose to download them individually or all together as a ZIP file.
Are my SVG graphics uploaded to a remote server?
No. All rasterization is powered locally by the browser's own image engine (canvas), meaning your files never leave your machine.
Does this tool work without an active internet connection?
Yes. After the first visit, the page works in airplane mode, allowing you to convert your files anywhere completely offline.