SVG converter
SVG is a vector format for logos, icons and illustrations. It scales without quality loss, but not every app and service accepts it. Converting to PNG, WebP or AVIF makes the file universal for the web and sharing.
Convert from SVG
When SVG is converted to raster
SVG is convenient for logos and icons, but not every editor, messenger and service accepts it. PNG opens everywhere and supports transparency, while WebP and AVIF produce smaller files for the web.
How the conversion works
The browser loads the SVG as an image, draws it on a canvas and saves it in the selected format. Conversion runs in the browser; server-side SVG processing is disabled. If the browser does not support the format or encoding, use another browser or a desktop tool.
Format questions
Why is server-side SVG conversion disabled?
SVG can reference external resources. To prevent external file loading and SSRF, SVG is processed only in the browser.
Is transparency preserved?
PNG and WebP keep transparency. AVIF also supports an alpha channel.
What size will the PNG be?
SVG is rasterised at its natural size. For a large PNG, prepare an SVG at the required dimensions.