SVG to PNG Converter
Convert raw SVG vector markup into raster PNG images with optional custom width and height dimensions.
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This online conversion tool transforms standard SVG vector markup into raster PNG images. You paste raw SVG text into the input area and optionally specify target pixel dimensions for the exported graphic. The result is a base64-encoded string that you can embed directly in web pages or copy for offline use.
When both width and height values are set to numbers greater than zero, the converter applies your custom dimensions to the exported image. If either dimension is left at zero, the tool preserves the vector file’s native sizing and marks that dimension as automatic in the summary.
After you click Run, the panel shows the converted PNG graphic encoded as base64 text alongside the final file size in bytes and reported output dimensions. You can copy the generated data or download the raster image for use in web design, application development, or presentations. The download option saves the image directly to your device.
If the input is empty or contains malformed vector code, the tool stops and displays an error message explaining the issue. Use this tool when you need a raster version of a vector icon, logo, or illustration for environments that do not support SVG, such as email templates or legacy software.
Instructions
- Paste your SVG markup into the SVG Content field.
- Enter optional pixel values for Width and Height, or leave them at 0 for automatic sizing.
- Click Run to render the vector markup into a PNG image.
- After clicking Run, the panel shows the base64 PNG data, byte size, and dimensions.
Examples
- Convert an icon: Paste <svg viewBox="0 0 100 100"><circle cx="50" cy="50" r="40" fill="blue"/></svg>, leave Width and Height at 0, and receive the raster PNG image with automatic dimensions.
- Resize a graphic: Paste <svg width="200" height="200" viewBox="0 0 200 200"><rect width="200" height="200" fill="red"/></svg>, set Width to 400 and Height to 400, and generate a 400x400 PNG file.
FAQ
What happens if I leave the width and height set to zero?
When either dimension is set to zero, the converter relies on the intrinsic dimensions of the SVG markup, and the result reports that dimension as automatic.
How does custom dimension resizing work?
When you enter non-zero numbers for both width and height, the tool uses those dimensions for the exported PNG image.
In what format is the converted image returned?
After you click Run, the converted PNG image appears as a base64-encoded string, along with its byte size and dimensions.
What causes a conversion to fail?
If the SVG content is empty, contains malformed markup, or includes effects that the rendering engine cannot process, the tool shows an error message.