PNG to JPG Converter
Convert exported PNG images to JPG format to reduce file size for web use.
Upload an SVG and set output width or height to rasterize it to a high-res PNG. Preserves CSS styles and transparency. Useful for exporting icons and logos.
Convert exported PNG images to JPG format to reduce file size for web use.
Convert JPG images to PNG format for high-quality graphics and transparency.
Crop your exported PNG image to any aspect ratio with a simple editor.
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While SVGs are excellent for web scalability, many social platforms, email clients, and desktop software only accept raster formats like PNG.
Once converted to PNG, the image becomes pixel-based and will lose its infinite scalability, so choose your target resolution wisely.
Yes, standard embedded CSS classes within the SVG are rendered by the browser's native engine during conversion.
The transparency is natively preserved and carried over perfectly into the alpha channel of the PNG.
If your SVG references external web fonts that aren't loaded locally on your machine, the browser falls back to default system fonts during rendering.
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a vector image format that uses mathematical paths to define shapes — meaning it can scale to any size without quality loss. PNG is a raster format that stores images as a grid of pixels. Converting SVG to PNG is necessary when: you need to use your logo or icon in a context that doesn't support SVG (email clients, most image editing apps, certain web platforms), you need a fixed-resolution version for a specific purpose, or you need the image at an exact pixel dimension for a portal or document upload.
When converting SVG to PNG, you must specify the output resolution. Since SVG is resolution- independent, the same file can be exported at 100px, 1000px, or 10000px — all perfectly sharp. Common export resolutions:
Some SVG files may not render correctly when converted to PNG due to:
SVG natively supports transparency, and PNG also supports it (unlike JPG). When converting SVG to PNG, the transparent areas in your SVG will be preserved as transparent in the output PNG file. This is crucial for logos and icons that need to float over different backgrounds on your website or in documents. If you need a solid background colour, you can specify a fill colour in the conversion settings.