SVG to PNG & WebP Converter

Convert SVG files to PNG or WebP at retina scale (1×–4×). Batch process an entire icon library and download a ZIP — nothing uploaded, works offline.

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Your SVG files are never uploaded — conversion runs in your browser via the Canvas API.

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What Can You Do With This Tool?

Export Icons for iOS & Android Apps

App stores require PNG assets at 2× and 3× for Retina screens. Drop your SVG icon library, set scale to 2× or 3×, and download a ZIP of all your PNG assets in seconds — no Figma export quota, no Sketch license needed.

Embed SVG Art in Documents

Word, PowerPoint, and email clients handle raster images more reliably than SVGs. Convert your vector illustration to PNG before inserting into a report, and it will look crisp in every viewer without font or rendering issues.

Generate Social Media Graphics

Export a marketing SVG to PNG at 3× to get a high-DPI image suitable for Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. The extra resolution ensures text and fine lines look sharp on modern phone screens.

Batch Convert an Icon Library

Drop an entire folder of SVG icons in one pass. Every file converts simultaneously and the "Download ZIP" button packages them all ready to commit directly to your assets folder.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why convert SVG to PNG?

SVG is not universally supported — older email clients, some document editors, and many CMS image fields require raster formats. PNG and WebP work everywhere, preserve transparency, and are easier to embed in presentations, documents, and messaging apps.

Which scale factor should I choose?

1× gives you the SVG's native pixel dimensions and is fine for standard screens. Use 2× for Retina / HiDPI displays (standard for iOS and most modern Android). Use 3× or 4× for print use or when you need to crop the image later without quality loss.

PNG or WebP for output?

PNG is lossless and universally supported — always the safe choice. WebP is ~30% smaller at equivalent visual quality and works in all modern browsers. Choose WebP if the images are destined for a web page; choose PNG for apps, documents, or anywhere compatibility matters.

Are my SVG files uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything runs in your browser using the Canvas API — your SVG files are never transmitted to any server. The tool works completely offline once the page has loaded.

My SVG has no width or height — what size will the output be?

The tool reads the viewBox attribute to determine intrinsic dimensions. If there is no viewBox either, it falls back to 800×600 pixels. To get the exact size you want, ensure your SVG has a viewBox (e.g. viewBox="0 0 24 24") or explicit width and height attributes.

Why does my converted PNG look blurry?

If the SVG's native dimensions are small (e.g. 24×24 for an icon), the PNG at 1× will also be 24×24 pixels — too small to display sharply at a larger size. Switch to 2× or 3× scale to get a 48×48 or 72×72 output that looks crisp when displayed at the standard size.