Convert SVG to PNG Online Free: Any Resolution, Keep Transparency

Vector icons and logos to crisp PNGs at any size, 64×64 for favicons, 1024×1024 for app stores, 2048×2048 for retina. Transparency preserved, no upload.

100% Private

Custom Resolution

Keeps Alpha

Bulk Convert

Setup

How to Convert SVG to PNG Online

Three steps, fully local, vector to bitmap at any size.

Drop your SVGs

Drag SVG files (up to 100 at once). Static icons, logos, illustrations, all supported.

Pick output resolution

Type the pixel size: 64 for favicons, 512 for PWA icons, 1024 for app store, 2048 for retina hero. Width drives height (aspect ratio preserved).

Download PNG / ZIP

Single SVG → single PNG. Multiple SVGs → ZIP. Each PNG is rendered at the resolution you set, with transparency preserved.

Built for App Icons, Web Sprites and Retina Assets

Vector source means perfect output at any size.

Any Resolution

From 16×16 favicon up to 4096×4096 hero asset. Vector source means no pixelation regardless of output size, every PNG is rendered fresh from the SVG.

Transparency Preserved

SVGs typically have transparent backgrounds. The PNG keeps that transparency with full alpha channel, drops onto any background colour cleanly.

Custom Background

Optionally fill transparency with a solid colour (white, black, brand hex). Useful for placing on light/dark themed surfaces or print backgrounds.

Total Privacy

SVGs (often containing brand logos, unreleased icons, internal UI) never leave your browser. Verified locally via WebAssembly.

Instant Rendering

Even a 4096×4096 PNG renders in under a second. Bulk of 100 icons completes in seconds.

No Sign-Up, No Watermark

Free forever. Output PNG drops straight into Photoshop, app store builds, or any image pipeline.

SVG to PNG: The Workflow Most Designers Need Daily

When and why to rasterize, plus the resolutions you actually need.

When SVG isn't accepted

App Stores: iOS App Store, Google Play, Microsoft Store all require PNG icons (specific sizes for each). PWA manifests: 192×192 and 512×512 PNGs are required, SVG only optional. Email: many email clients don't render SVG; PNG works everywhere. Old CMSes: WordPress pre-5.0, Drupal pre-9, classic SharePoint, these silently reject SVG. PNG conversion bridges the gap.

App stores, email, old CMSes, all need PNG, not SVG.

Resolutions you actually need

Favicons: 16, 32, 48, 64 px. Apple Touch Icon: 180 px. Android Chrome: 192 px and 512 px. iOS App Icon: 1024 px (App Store), 180 px (device home screen). PWA splash: matches device screen, e.g. 1280×1920 for iPhone 14. Render each separately at exact size for sharpness, don't render once at 1024 and downscale, that's how you get blurry icons.

Render each target size separately. Downscaling defeats the SVG advantage.

Transparency: the alpha advantage

SVG and PNG both support full alpha channels. Transparency in your SVG carries through perfectly to PNG, every pixel can be 0% to 100% transparent independently. For icons placed on mixed-background UIs (light mode + dark mode), this is critical: you don't want a white box around your logo on a dark background.

Always render SVG to PNG with transparency unless you specifically need a flat background.

Privacy: why local matters for brand assets

SVG files often contain unreleased logos, internal UI icons, embargoed brand assets. Most online SVG-to-PNG converters upload your file. Our tool runs locally via WebAssembly: the file never leaves your browser, closing the tab erases everything. Critical for design teams during pre-launch.

Brand assets stay confidential when conversion is local.

Format Comparison

Choose the right format for your use case

Output use case	Recommended size	Notes
Browser favicon	32×32 / 48×48	Use multi-size .ico instead	Use [Favicon Generator](/favicon-generator/)
Apple Touch Icon	180×180	iOS home screen	Same SVG, render separately
Android Chrome	192×192 + 512×512	PWA install icons	Two PNGs in manifest
iOS App Store	1024×1024	App Store listing	Required exact size
Web hero asset	2048×1024 (or 2x source)	Retina-sharp web	Use srcset for fallback
Print	Width in inches × 300 DPI	300 DPI minimum	PNG or TIFF for print

SVG to PNG, Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about the tool

How do I convert SVG to PNG online for free?

Drop your SVG files here, pick the output resolution (e.g. 1024 for app icons), and download. The conversion renders the SVG fresh at your chosen size, no pixelation, perfect transparency. Bulk supports up to 100 files.

What resolution should I pick?

Depends on use: favicons 32-48 px (or use Favicon Generator for proper multi-size .ico). App icons 1024 px (App Store), 192/512 px (PWA). Web heroes 2× the display size (retina). Print width-in-inches × 300 DPI. When in doubt, render at the exact target, never downscale.

Does it preserve transparency?

Yes, full 8-bit alpha channel. Every pixel can have its own 0-100% transparency value. SVG's transparent backgrounds carry through to PNG exactly. Optionally, you can fill transparency with a solid colour.

Can I convert hundreds of SVGs at once?

Yes, drop up to 100 files at a time, each rendered at the same target resolution and packed in a ZIP. For thousands of icons (full icon library export), run multiple browser tabs in parallel.

Is my SVG uploaded to your server?

No. Rendering runs entirely in your browser via the native Canvas API + WebAssembly. The SVG never leaves your device, no copies are kept, closing the tab erases everything from memory.

Will the PNG be sharp at any size?

Yes, that's the SVG advantage. Vector graphics scale perfectly to any size. A 16×16 favicon and a 4096×4096 hero asset render with equal sharpness from the same SVG source.

Does it support animated SVGs?

Animation is captured as a static frame at conversion time (whatever the SVG defaults to at frame 0). For animated output, convert SVG to MP4 or animated WebP via a separate animation tool, PNG doesn't support animation.

Should I render SVG to PNG or keep SVG for web?

Keep SVG for the web, modern browsers render it perfectly, files are tiny, and it scales to any device. Convert to PNG only when something forces you to: app stores, email, legacy CMSes, print pipelines.