Drop your SVG file
Add a vector file — logo, icon or illustration — exported from any design tool.
Convert
SVG to PNG converter — render vectors at any DPI
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or choose a file from your deviceRender SVG files to PNG at any DPI scale. Perfect for icons, logos and vector exports for non-vector tools.
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How it works
Three steps from start to finish.
Choose a DPI scale
Pick 1x, 2x, 3x or 4x to control how large and sharp the resulting raster image will be.
Export a crisp PNG
Render the vector to PNG at your chosen scale, with transparency preserved where the source has it.
Use cases
Where this tool earns its keep.
Exporting logos for raster-only platforms
Many platforms, email signatures and social profiles need a PNG or JPG logo rather than a vector file — render once at the right size.
Generating app or favicon assets
Produce multiple fixed-pixel sizes from one master vector for app icons, favicons or store listings.
Embedding vector art in raster-only documents
Drop crisp vector illustrations into documents, slide decks or image-based layouts that can't place SVG directly.
Producing retina-ready images from icons
Render icons at 2x or 3x so they stay sharp on high-density phone and laptop screens.
Tips
Get the most out of it.
Pick the right DPI
2x or 3x is enough for retina displays.
Larger SVG = sharper PNG
Crisp vectors render crisper rasters.
Compress after
Run the resulting PNG through Compress to shrink it.
Common mistakes
Avoid these before you export.
Choosing too low a scale for high-density screens
A 1x render looks soft on retina-class displays. 2x or 3x covers most modern screens without producing an unnecessarily huge file.
Expecting detail the source vector doesn't have
A simple, low-detail SVG renders as a simple, low-detail PNG no matter how high the DPI — scale controls sharpness of what's there, not how much detail exists.
Skipping compression on the exported PNG
High-DPI exports of complex vector art can produce large PNG files. Run the result through Compress if it's headed for the web.
FAQ
Questions people ask about this tool.
What scale should I pick for web or app use?
2x covers most modern screens well; 3x is a safe choice for icons and small graphics that need to look sharp on the highest-density phone displays.
Will the exported PNG keep transparency?
Yes — if the source SVG has transparent areas, the rendered PNG preserves them, ready to place over any background.
Can I export the same SVG at multiple sizes?
Run the export once per scale you need — each pass produces a separate PNG at that DPI, so you can build a full set of sizes from one source file.