Free converter
SVGPNGSVG to PNG Converter
An SVG is instructions for drawing a picture, not a picture — which is why it scales perfectly and why so much software refuses to touch it. PhotoTray renders it to PNG at whatever resolution you ask for, with the transparency intact, on your own machine.
Drop in your files — PNGs land in the folder you pick, rendered at the size you choose with transparency kept.
Why convert
Why convert SVG to PNG
Because the thing you are putting it into wants pixels. Office documents, most social platforms, email clients, app stores, marketplace listings and older CMSes all expect a raster image. The advantage of starting from an SVG is that you can render it at any size you like without it going soft — pick 1024 pixels, or 4096, and it will be perfectly crisp either way.
- A logo delivered as SVG that needs to go into a document or a deck.
- Producing app-store or social assets at exact pixel dimensions.
- Getting a vector icon into software that will not read SVG.
- Rendering a whole icon set to PNG in one pass.
How it works
Convert SVG to PNG in a few clicks
- 1
Drop your SVG files in
One or a folder of them.
- 2
Choose PNG and a size
Set the output dimensions. Because the source is vector, any size renders perfectly sharp — this is the one conversion where asking for bigger costs nothing.
- 3
Get the PNGs back
In the folder you chose, with transparency preserved and the SVGs untouched.
The details
SVG to PNG, at a glance
- Engine
- sharp (libvips) — native SVG rasterising
- Output
- PNG, lossless, at any resolution you specify
- Transparency
- Preserved
- Fonts
- Text renders with fonts installed on your PC — convert text to paths first if the font is unusual
- Where it runs
- Your own PC — nothing is uploaded
- Limits
- None — no file count, no file-size cap, no watermark
- Platform
- Windows 10/11 (x64)
Questions
SVG to PNG Converter, answered
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This conversion is part of the full tool — which handles the other formats in the same batch, and can keep doing it on a folder you choose.
Runs on your PC · nothing uploaded · no watermark, no file limit