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File reading, SVG parsing, rasterization, and PNG export all happen in the current browser. Your SVG never leaves your browser, which is useful for icons, logos, illustrations, and design exports.
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Free online SVG to PNG converter that exports SVG files or pasted SVG text to PNG locally in your browser, with transparent background, white background, and scale controls.
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File reading, SVG parsing, rasterization, and PNG export all happen in the current browser. Your SVG never leaves your browser, which is useful for icons, logos, illustrations, and design exports.
The default renderer uses the open source canvg project from GitHub to render SVG into Canvas before exporting PNG. It is steadier for icons, viewBox sizing, paths, and common styles; the browser-native renderer remains available for quick comparison or simple SVGs.
Inline styles, paths, shapes, text, and viewBox-based SVGs work well. SVGs that depend on external images, remote fonts, or scripts may not export completely because of browser security rules.
No. Reading, previewing, and exporting the PNG all happen locally in your browser.
SVG files often contain logos, icons, or unreleased design work. Local conversion is simpler and avoids privacy and waiting-time problems.
The tool uses SVG width and height first, then viewBox, then falls back to 512 x 512 before applying your export scale.
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