SVG to PNG converter.

Why convert SVG at all?

SVG is the best format for logos and icons on websites: it's tiny and stays sharp at any size. But many places still don't accept it: Facebook and Instagram, WhatsApp, email signatures, Microsoft Office, many form uploads and some page builders. For those, you need a PNG (or JPG). Because the SVG is a vector, you can export it at any size without losing sharpness, so export it as big as the place needs.

Choosing size and format

• PNG with a transparent background: logos placed on coloured backgrounds, documents, presentations.
• JPG with a white background: places that don't support transparency, and email.
• WebP: websites that can't use SVG directly.
• Size: export at twice the size it will be shown, so it's crisp on high-resolution screens. A 200 px logo slot needs a 400 px PNG.

If the result looks wrong

An SVG that uses web fonts or links to outside images may render differently here, because those resources aren't embedded in the file. Convert text to outlines in your design software first. Scripts inside SVGs never run in this tool. After converting, use the image compressor if you need a smaller file, or the favicon generator to make site icons from your logo.