Convert SVG vectors to high-resolution PNG images.
SVG files cannot be used directly in many contexts - email clients render them incorrectly, many social media platforms reject SVG uploads, and older image editing software cannot import SVG natively. This tool rasterizes your SVG into a PNG at the size specified by the SVG file itself: its width and height attributes if both are set, its viewBox dimensions as a fallback, or 1024x1024 if the file specifies neither.
The conversion runs entirely in your browser and keeps any transparency in the source intact.
SVG to PNG conversion rasterizes a vector graphic into a pixel-based image, making it usable in contexts that reject SVG outright - email clients, many social platforms, and older editing software. The output size comes directly from your SVG's own dimensions, not a size you choose in the tool.
Select the SVG file you want to rasterize.
Renders the vector paths into a pixel-based PNG.
Check the resolution and clarity of the output.
Save your image with a transparent background.
Before uploading, set the exact width and height you want on your SVG's root element - the PNG will match those dimensions.
Convert a logo or graphic to PNG for email clients and platforms that reject SVG.
Set your SVG's dimensions to the exact icon size your app needs, then convert to PNG.
Use the Image Resizer if you need a different pixel size than what the SVG itself specified.
Use the Bulk Image Converter to convert several SVG files to PNG in one pass.
Best For
Source File
icon.svg - root element has width="64" height="64"Result
icon.png - exactly 64x64 pixels, transparent background preservedThe PNG's pixel dimensions come directly from the SVG's own width and height attributes. If the SVG had specified 512x512 instead, the PNG would be 512x512 - there's no separate size control in the tool.
Convert an SVG logo to PNG so it displays correctly in email clients that don't render SVG.
Set your SVG's width and height to the exact pixel size your app or platform requires, then convert to get a PNG at that precise size.
Set the SVG's dimensions to your target favicon size (such as 32x32), then convert to produce a matching PNG.
Problem
Solution
There's no width/height input on this page. The output size is read from your SVG file's own width, height, or viewBox attributes - edit those in the SVG before uploading if you need a specific size.
Problem
Solution
If none of these are present, the tool falls back to a 1024x1024 output. For icons or logos meant for a specific size, add explicit width and height attributes to the SVG first.
Problem
Solution
The tool renders at whatever size the SVG specifies - it doesn't upscale a small icon into a larger high-resolution image. Increase the width/height in the SVG itself before converting if you need bigger output.
Since the output size always matches the SVG's own dimensions, editing the width and height attributes in a text or code editor before uploading is the most reliable way to control the PNG's final size.
If editing the SVG source isn't practical, convert first and then resize the PNG with the Image Resizer.
If your SVG references a font that isn't embedded in the file, the browser may substitute a different font when rendering. Converting text to outlines/paths in your design tool before exporting avoids this.
Output dimensions are read entirely from the SVG's own width/height or viewBox attributes, with a 1024x1024 fallback. There's no way to type in a different size on this page.
A small icon SVG produces a small PNG. Getting a larger output means changing the SVG's own width/height before converting, not adjusting a setting in the tool.
Text in an SVG renders using whatever font the browser resolves at conversion time. A font referenced but not embedded in the SVG may be substituted.
Converting trades scalability for compatibility - use PNG only where SVG genuinely doesn't work.
| PNG (converted) | SVG (original) | |
|---|---|---|
| Compatibility | Works in email clients, older software, and platforms that reject SVG | Not supported everywhere - some platforms and clients reject SVG uploads |
| Scaling | Fixed at the size it was rasterized - enlarging it blurs the image | Scales to any size with no quality loss |
| File size | Often larger than the source SVG, especially for simple graphics | Often smaller than a rasterized equivalent for flat, simple artwork |
Which should you use?
Convert to PNG when the destination genuinely doesn't accept SVG. If SVG works where you're using it, keep it - it usually stays smaller and always stays scalable.
The most common question is what size the PNG comes out at, since there's no size field to set in the tool - the FAQ below explains exactly how the output dimensions are determined.
It matches your SVG file's own dimensions - the width and height attributes on the SVG's root element if both are set, its viewBox dimensions as a fallback, or 1024x1024 if the file specifies neither. There's no size field in the tool itself.
Not in the tool - there's no size control on this page. To get a specific pixel size, open your SVG in a text or code editor and set its width and height attributes to that size before uploading.
Yes. The tool clears the canvas before drawing your SVG, so any transparency in the source carries over to the PNG output.
Usually, but it depends on the font. If your SVG references a font that isn't embedded in the file, the browser may substitute a different one when rendering. Converting text to outlines/paths in your design tool before exporting avoids this.
Yes. CoditTools processes the conversion entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your files are never uploaded to any server.
Yes. Use the Bulk Image Converter tool on CoditTools to convert multiple SVG files to PNG in a single batch and download all results as one ZIP file.
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