WHAT IT DOES
Turn safe vector source into exact-size pixels.
Paste or drop an SVG, let the browser validate and render it, choose exact output dimensions and a supported bitmap format, then download the result without uploading the source. The converter shares SVG Viewer’s refusal of scripts, event handlers, external resources, entities, stylesheets, and foreignObject content before the image decoder sees the document.
Why use it?
Use it when a destination needs raster pixels rather than vector markup, such as a fixed-size thumbnail or a bitmap-only upload.
How to use this tool
- Paste or load a self-contained SVG and check the preview's intrinsic size.
- Set the intended pixel width and height, choose PNG, JPEG, or an available WebP encoder, and convert.
- For a transparent icon, choose an alpha-capable format. Enlarging the exported PNG later does not recover vector detail; render again from the SVG at the larger size.
Details and limitations
- Intrinsic size is read from numeric width and height attributes first, then from the viewBox; an SVG with neither must declare its intended dimensions before it can be rasterised.
- PNG, JPEG, and WebP outputs use the browser canvas encoder, and a choice is offered only after the browser returns that exact MIME type instead of silently falling back to PNG.
- Width and height can be changed with the original aspect ratio locked, up to 16,384 pixels per side and 40 megapixels in the rendered result.
- JPEG fills transparent artwork with the selected background. PNG and WebP retain alpha, while all exports contain rendered pixels rather than SVG scripts, links, or metadata.