Convert SVG to PNG in your browser
Drop an SVG and Tinier rasterizes it to a PNG locally on your device. PNG is a pixel image that opens everywhere and keeps transparency — ideal when a tool, platform or app won’t accept the SVG vector. The output size follows the SVG’s own dimensions (scaled up if it’s tiny). Nothing uploads; it works offline after the page loads. Up to 20 files at a time.
Why convert SVG to PNG?
SVG is a vector format — great for logos and icons that must stay crisp at any size — but many places only accept raster images: some email clients, older editors, marketplace uploads, social platforms. Converting to PNG gives you a pixel image that works everywhere, while keeping the transparent background the SVG had.
What size will the PNG be?
An SVG has no fixed pixel size, so Tinier reads the SVG’s own width/height (or its viewBox) to decide the output resolution, scaling small SVGs up to a sensible minimum so you don’t get a tiny image. The result is a crisp PNG at the SVG’s natural dimensions — no blurriness, because it’s rendered from the vector, not stretched from a small bitmap.
Why convert in your browser instead of a server?
Tinier renders the SVG on a canvas and encodes the PNG locally, so the file is never uploaded. It is private by construction and works offline after the page loads. No account, no rate limit, no size paywall.
Frequently asked questions about SVG to PNG
Is my SVG uploaded to a server?
No. The SVG is rendered and encoded entirely in your browser. Your file never leaves your device — you can turn off your internet after the page loads and it still works.
Is transparency preserved?
Yes. PNG supports transparency, so the transparent background of your SVG is kept. (Converting to JPG instead would fill it with white.)
What resolution is the PNG?
Tinier uses the SVG’s own width/height or viewBox to pick the output size, scaling tiny SVGs up to a sensible minimum. Because it renders from the vector, the PNG is crisp at that size — not blurry.
Can it convert to JPG or WebP too?
Yes. After dropping the SVG you can switch the output format per image to PNG, JPG or WebP. JPG will flatten transparency to white; WebP and PNG keep it.
Related conversions
- SVG to WebP — rasterize an SVG to a small WebP, transparency kept.
- SVG to JPG — rasterize an SVG to a universal JPG (white background).
- PNG to WebP — shrink the resulting PNG into a smaller WebP.