SVG is a vector format: it describes shapes with math, so it stays sharp at any size and is perfect for logos and icons on the web. But many places cannot use SVG directly, including social media, Office documents, app stores, most email clients and many CMS upload fields. This tool renders your SVG files to PNG at the width you choose, with a transparent background.
Because the picture is redrawn at the target size rather than stretched, a 2048-pixel export is just as crisp as a 64-pixel one. Add several SVGs at once and download them in a ZIP. The rendering is done by your browser, so your artwork never leaves your device.
How to use the SVG to PNG tool
- Choose or drop your .svg files.
- Select the output width: 512, 1024, 2048 px, or type a custom size. The height follows the SVG’s aspect ratio.
- Click Convert to render each file.
- Download the PNGs one by one or use Download all (ZIP).
Why use ToolOrca SVG to PNG
- Export at any width, sharp at every size
- Transparent background kept
- Keeps the SVG’s aspect ratio
- Batch export with ZIP
- Great for logos, icons and app assets
- Rendered locally, never uploaded
Choosing the right PNG size
Pick the size for where the PNG will be shown, and go bigger for high-density screens. Common choices: 512 px for app icons and profile pictures, 1024 px for presentations and documents, 2048 px or more for print or large banners. For a favicon set, the Favicon Generator creates every size in one go.
Why does my SVG look different?
The browser draws the SVG as a standalone image, so anything that depends on outside resources may be missing: web fonts loaded from a URL, linked external images and CSS from the host page are not available. Convert text to outlines in your design app before exporting for a perfect match. SVGs without width, height or viewBox attributes may render at an unexpected size.
Frequently asked questions
Will the PNG have a transparent background?
Yes. Areas of the SVG with no fill stay transparent in the PNG.
Can I make a high-resolution PNG from an SVG?
Yes. Enter any width, for example 4000 px. The SVG is re-rendered at that size, so edges stay sharp instead of getting blurry.
Why is the text in my PNG in a different font?
If the SVG uses a font that is loaded from the web or installed only on the designer’s computer, the browser falls back to another font. Convert the text to paths (outlines) in your editor before exporting.
Is my SVG uploaded to a server?
No. Your browser renders the SVG on a canvas on your own device.