SVG to PNG

Many platforms, apps, email clients, and social networks don't accept SVG files but do accept PNG. Converting gives you a widely-compatible image you can upload or embed anywhere, while keeping crisp edges at the size you export.

Yes — specify the width and height in pixels, or a scale factor like 2x or 3x. Because SVG is vector, it scales cleanly, so you can export a large, sharp PNG without the blurriness you'd get from upscaling a photo.

Yes — transparent areas in the SVG stay transparent in the PNG by default, since PNG supports an alpha channel. If you'd rather have a solid background, just ask for a specific background color.

Yes — provide a batch and specify the size, and each is rendered to its own PNG. This is handy for exporting a full icon set or a folder of graphics at once.

At the size you export, yes — the SVG is rendered fresh at that resolution, so edges stay crisp. Remember that once it's a PNG it's fixed-resolution: enlarging that PNG later will blur it, so export at the largest size you'll need.

Text set in a common or embedded font renders correctly; SVGs referencing fonts not included may substitute a fallback. SVGs that link to external images may not embed those, so flatten or embed assets first for the most faithful result.