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Convert SVG to PNG, JPG & WebP at Any Resolution

Rasterize SVG vector graphics to PNG, JPG, or WebP at any custom pixel resolution. Perfect for exporting icons, logos, and illustrations for web and print.

Custom export resolution Transparent PNG output No Inkscape install needed

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Up to 100 MB free • Outputs: PNG, JPG, WEBP

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How to Use SVG Converter

Convert your files in three simple steps — no software, no signup.

Upload Your SVG

Drop your .svg file here. Works with SVG files exported from Illustrator, Figma, Sketch, or Inkscape.

Set Resolution

Choose output width in pixels. Height is calculated from the SVG viewBox to maintain aspect ratio.

Download Raster Image

Get a crisp PNG, JPG, or WebP at your chosen resolution — ready for web, email, or print.

Features

Why Use SVG Converter?

Any Resolution Output

SVGs are resolution-independent. Export at 72 dpi for web, 300 dpi for print, or any custom pixel width.

Transparent PNG Support

SVG backgrounds with transparency export as true alpha-channel PNGs — ideal for logos on coloured backgrounds.

Full SVG Feature Support

Gradients, clipping paths, filters, and embedded fonts are all rendered correctly using librsvg.

Secure & Private

SVG files are processed server-side and deleted within 2 hours. We never store or analyse your vector artwork.

Accurate Colour Rendering

SVG colour profiles and opacity values are preserved through the rasterization pipeline powered by Cairo/librsvg.

No Software Required

No need for Inkscape, Illustrator, or Photoshop. Convert SVG to raster directly in your browser.

Compatibility

Supported Formats

All the formats you need, all in one place.

Format	Description	Extension	Best Used For
SVG	Scalable Vector Graphics (input)	`.svg`	Icons, logos, illustrations, maps
PNG	Lossless raster with transparency	`.png`	Web, email, Slack, presentations
JPG	Compressed JPEG raster output	`.jpg`	Photos, banners, social sharing
WEBP	Modern web raster with alpha support	`.webp`	Web images, CMS uploads
BMP	Uncompressed bitmap for legacy use	`.bmp`	Windows applications, legacy tools
TIFF	High-fidelity raster for print	`.tiff`	Print production, archival use

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

SVG is not supported in all contexts — email clients, many CMS platforms, and some apps only accept raster formats. PNG gives you universal compatibility while preserving sharpness at the chosen resolution.

For web, use a pixel width matching your display use case (e.g. 512px for an icon). For print at 300 dpi, multiply inches by 300 — a 2-inch logo needs 600px width minimum.

Yes. We use librsvg, the GNOME vector graphics library, which supports the full SVG 1.1 specification including gradients, filters, masks, and clipping paths.

Animated SVGs (SMIL animations) are captured as a static frame at time 0. For animated output, use the GIF Maker tool.

A viewBox is strongly recommended for correct scaling. If your SVG only has width and height attributes, we use those as the native dimensions.

Not directly through this tool, but you can convert your SVG to PNG first and then use the PDF Converter tool to combine it into a PDF document.

Real-World Uses

Who Uses SVG Converter?

From everyday users to professionals — see how people rely on this tool every day.

Email Marketer

Embed Logos in Email Templates

Email clients do not render SVG. Convert your logo or icon to a high-res PNG so it displays correctly in Mailchimp, HubSpot, and Outlook.

iOS / Android Dev

Export App Store Screenshots

Export SVG UI illustrations at 1x, 2x, and 3x densities as PNG for iOS asset catalogues and Android drawable directories.

Print Designer

Print-Ready Raster from Vector

Rasterize SVG logos at 300+ dpi (4000px+) to produce crisp TIFF or PNG files for offset printing and large-format banners.

WordPress Developer

Upload Icons to Media Library

WordPress and many CMS themes do not support inline SVG uploads. Convert to PNG for reliable media library ingestion without security concerns.

Presentation Creator

Insert into PowerPoint / Word

SVG import support in Office varies by version. Convert to PNG first for guaranteed rendering in all versions of PowerPoint, Word, and Google Slides.

Social Media Manager

Share Vector Artwork Anywhere

Convert SVG icons and illustrations to JPG or PNG for sharing on Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn which do not accept SVG uploads.

Why TransmuteBox?

TransmuteBox vs. Alternatives

See how we compare to desktop software and other online converters.

Feature	Our Tool TransmuteBox	Other Online
Custom pixel resolution		Varies
SVG gradients & filters		Varies
Transparent PNG output		Varies
TIFF for print
No Inkscape needed
Files auto-deleted (2 h)		Varies
Free to use		Varies
API access	Pro

Under the Hood

Technical Specifications

Built on industry-standard open-source tools for maximum quality and reliability.

Limits & Restrictions

Max file size: 20 MB (SVG)
Max output resolution: 8000 × 8000 px
External resource embedding not supported for security

librsvg Cairo SVG PNG JPEG WebP vector rasterize

Conversion Engine

librsvg 2.x (GNOME/Cairo SVG 1.1 renderer)

Output Quality

Lossless PNG output; JPEG quality 92 default; TIFF uncompressed

Average Speed

Rasterization in under 3 seconds for typical icon or logo SVGs

Data Security

HTTPS transfer · isolated temp dir · auto-purged in 2 h

SVG version

SVG 1.1 full spec support

Colour accuracy

Cairo/librsvg colour management

Resolution

Custom width; height from viewBox

Complete Guide

SVG to PNG/JPG Conversion: The Complete Rasterization Guide

SVG is the best format for vector graphics, but many platforms, tools, and workflows only accept raster images. Knowing how to rasterize SVGs correctly — at the right resolution and with proper rendering — is essential for designers and developers.

SVG vs Raster: When to Use Each Format

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) stores graphics as mathematical descriptions — paths, shapes, and coordinates — so they scale infinitely without quality loss. Raster formats (PNG, JPG, WebP) store pixel grids and degrade when enlarged beyond their native resolution. Use SVG for logos, icons, and illustrations in web contexts where scaling matters. Use raster (PNG/JPG) when you need compatibility with email, print, social media, or apps that do not support SVG.

Choosing the Right Export Resolution

For web use, match your output pixel width to the largest display size you need. A 64px favicon requires a 64px PNG; a 1200px banner header needs 1200px. For print, multiply your desired print width in inches by the output DPI: a 3-inch logo at 300 dpi requires 900px. For retina/HiDPI displays, double the intended display size — a 48px icon needs a 96px source PNG.

How librsvg Renders Complex SVG Features

librsvg supports the full SVG 1.1 specification: gradients (linear and radial), filters (blur, drop shadow, colour matrix), clipping paths, masks, and text with embedded or system fonts. Complex filters may increase rendering time slightly. Embedded web fonts require that the font data is inline in the SVG — external font URLs are blocked by our sandboxed environment for security.

Transparent Backgrounds in SVG Exports

SVGs often have no background — the canvas is transparent by default unless a background rectangle is drawn. When you export to PNG, this transparency is preserved as an alpha channel. When you export to JPG, the transparent areas are filled with white (since JPEG does not support transparency). Choose PNG output whenever your SVG graphic needs to be placed on a coloured or patterned background.

Batch SVG Export for Icon Systems

Design systems often contain hundreds of SVG icons that need to be exported as PNG at multiple sizes for various platforms. Our API allows automated batch SVG-to-PNG conversion — pass the SVG content, desired output width, and format via a POST request and receive the rasterized image. This is ideal for CI/CD pipelines that auto-generate icon assets during builds.