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SVG to PNG

Convert an SVG to a PNG at any width you choose, drawn by your browser, with transparency kept. Scripts in the SVG never run and nothing is fetched or uploaded.

Drawn by your browser at the width you choose. Scripts in the SVG never run, and nothing it links to is fetched.

Height follows the SVG's own shape.

Your file stays on your device

Your browser opens and processes the file itself. It is never uploaded, to Sellstamp or anyone else, and nothing is kept after you close the page.

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How to use it

  1. Choose or drop your SVG files.
  2. Set the width in pixels; the height follows the SVG’s shape.
  3. Convert and download the PNG.

Your images are not uploaded

Your browser opens the image, does the work in this tab, and saves the result back to your device. Nothing is sent to Sellstamp or anyone else, so there is no upload to wait for and no copy on a server afterwards.

Pick the size first

An SVG has no pixels, so it can be drawn sharp at any size. Choose the width you need: an app icon, a slide, a print. An SVG that declares no size of its own is drawn at the width you set, square if it has no shape either.

Safe to open

The SVG is drawn as an image, the way a browser shows it in an <img> tag: any script inside it never runs, and fonts or images it links to on the web are not fetched. Text in a font you do not have installed falls back to another font; convert text to outlines in your design tool if it must match exactly.

Questions

What size should the PNG be?

Whatever you need: 512 or 1024 for icons, 1920 for slides, 3000 or more for print. The SVG stays sharp at any size.

Is the background transparent?

Yes, wherever the SVG draws nothing.

Why is my text in the wrong font?

The SVG uses a font this computer does not have. Convert the text to outlines in your design tool.

Is it safe to open an SVG from someone else?

Here, yes: it is drawn as an image, so scripts in it never run and nothing it links to is fetched.