A LITTLE CONVERSION. A LOT OF POSSIBILITY.

SVG to PNG converter.

Turn SVGs into PNGs, individually or in a collage.
Keep transparency or add your own watermark. All on your device.

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YOUR FILESSVG

Drop your SVGs here

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Up to 50 SVGs · 10 MB each · 50 MB per batch

Or paste an image with Ctrl+V / ⌘V outside a text field.

Your files never leave this device.How it works
Private by design. Free to use.

Choose your SVGs, then convert to enable downloads.

Collage settings

Choose a layout, preview your groups and arrange images.

Images per collage
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1600 × 1600 px · PNG

Grouped in file order.
Empty slots use the background.

Image order · 0 files

Drag to reorder, or use the arrow buttons.

    Image fit

    Keep proportions. No cropping.

    Local processing. No account. Your original files stay untouched.
    FROM VECTOR TO READY

    How to convert SVG to PNG

    01

    Choose your SVGs

    Drop in one file or a whole batch. Your files stay on your device.

    02

    Size it. Or make a collage.

    Export individual images or combine 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 SVGs in a collage. Choose the layout, canvas ratio and background.

    03

    Preview and download

    For a signed copy, enable a watermark before converting. Check the result, then save one PNG or download the completed batch as a ZIP.

    SIZE & CANVAS

    Your artwork, at the right size

    Keep the original, scale it up or set exact pixels. Choose a canvas ratio and fit the whole image, or fill and crop.

    MULTI-IMAGE COLLAGES

    Several SVGs. One PNG.

    Combine 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 images. Try a side-by-side comparison, a four-image grid or a six-image mosaic. Reorder the images and preview each group before exporting.

    BACKGROUND CONTROL

    Let your background show

    Keep transparent areas clear, or use white or a custom color. The same background fills the space between images in a collage.

    SIZE, FORMAT & EXPORT HELP

    Common SVG to PNG sizes

    Start with where the image will go. Choose a canvas ratio for its shape, then set the output pixels. These sizes are starting points; check your destination’s requirements.

    Common uses, PNG dimensions in pixels, and export tips
    UsePixelsBefore you export
    Small website icon32 × 32 / 48 × 48Preview at actual size; fine details can disappear.
    Large square icon512 × 512Useful as a larger source; a PNG does not create an ICO bundle.
    Apple touch icon180 × 180Use a square canvas and check the home-screen preview.
    App icon artwork1024 × 1024A large square starting point; check your target app’s requirements.
    Link preview image1200 × 630Leave space around text and logos for platform cropping.
    Wide social graphic1200 × 675A 16:9 canvas; link cards may use a different crop.
    Square social graphic1080 × 1080Center the artwork and leave comfortable margins.
    A4 at 300 pixels/inch2480 × 3508Set print size in your layout app; this is a pixel calculation.

    For 512 × 512 or 1024 × 1024, choose Custom → Fixed canvas → 1:1 and enter the width. The height follows automatically. Fit entire image keeps the whole artwork; Fill & crop fills the canvas. Use Keep ratio to resize each source proportionally.

    For 1200 × 630, choose free dimensions and enter both values. Collages use the same canvas ratios and pixel settings. Photo and paper presets set the shape only: an A4 ratio does not set a physical print size, DPI tag or CMYK color mode.

    Set your PNG dimensions ↑

    SVG to PNG vs JPG, WebP, or ICO

    Keep SVG for editable vector artwork. PNG gives you fixed-size, lossless pixels for apps and documents. SVG to JPG and SVG to WebP offer other image outputs with the same collage and canvas controls. SVG to ICO creates multi-size icons instead.

    Choosing an output image format
    FormatWhen it helpsTrade-off
    PNGLogos, interface graphics, and transparent artwork.Lossless pixels; large photos can make large files.
    JPGPhotographs where a smaller file matters.Lossy compression, no transparency; choose a solid background first.
    WebPWeb images when the destination accepts WebP.Supports transparency. This converter uses quality-controlled lossy encoding; check app compatibility.
    ICOWebsite or Windows icons that require an ICO file.Can bundle several sizes. A renamed PNG is not an ICO conversion.

    SVG to PNG looks wrong? Four things to check

    Keep the editable original and repair a copy. A self-contained, static SVG gives the browser the best chance of matching your design.

    01

    Text is missing or changes shape

    Missing SVG to PNG text often means a font is unavailable. Convert text to outlines in Figma or Illustrator before exporting. Embedded font data can help, but browser font rendering still varies. Keep an editable copy before outlining.

    02

    A linked image will not load

    An image with an external href is not part of the SVG file. Formatide rejects these dependencies instead of downloading them. Embed the image as PNG, JPEG, or WebP in your editor and export again. Renaming the file cannot fix a missing resource.

    03

    Strokes look too thick or too thin

    Normal strokes scale with the artwork; non-scaling-stroke can behave differently. Check at the final pixel size. For predictable outlines, expand strokes to paths in your editor, and leave room inside the artboard so edge strokes are not clipped.

    04

    A gradient, shadow, or filter looks different

    Keep gradient and filter definitions inside the SVG and check their IDs. A tight filter region can clip a shadow. Simplify complex effects or rasterize just the affected layer in your editor. Browser rendering can vary, so inspect the downloaded PNG before using it.

    More SVG to PNG questions ↓
    A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS

    SVG to PNG questions, answered.

    Can I convert SVG to PNG on my phone?

    Yes, in a modern mobile browser with JavaScript enabled. Choose files from your device, adjust the size, then save the PNG or ZIP using your browser’s download controls. Start with a small batch on phones with limited memory.

    Is there an SVG file size limit?

    Each SVG can be up to 10 MB, and a batch can total up to 50 MB. Here, MB means 1,024 × 1,024 bytes. Embedded images count toward the file size, and complex SVGs have additional resource limits.

    Does the converter support CMYK for printing?

    No. The browser exports an RGB PNG, with transparency when selected. For CMYK, print profiles, or precise physical dimensions, prepare the result in a color-managed design or print application and follow your printer’s specifications.

    Can I batch-convert SVGs to 4K PNGs?

    Yes. A 3840 × 2160 fixed canvas fits the limits. Each image must stay within 4,096 pixels per side and 16 megapixels, so 4096 × 4096 is too large. Large batches may pause at the 64 MB results budget so you can save a ZIP part and continue.

    Are my SVG files uploaded?

    No. Your browser reads the SVG, renders the PNG, and creates the ZIP on your device. Formatide does not receive your files, filenames, or conversion results. Files stay in this page session until you clear them or leave.

    Can I choose the PNG dimensions?

    Yes. Keep the original size, choose a 1×–4× scale, or enter a custom size. Keep ratio scales each file proportionally. Fixed canvas offers common and custom ratios. Fit entire image keeps the whole artwork; Fill & crop fills the canvas without stretching.

    Will my PNG have a transparent background?

    Choose Transparent to keep areas without artwork transparent. You can also fill those areas with white or a custom color. A white shape already drawn inside the SVG will stay white; this tool does not remove backgrounds.

    How many files can I convert at once?

    You can select up to 50 SVG files, with a 10 MB limit per file and 50 MB per batch. Each output is limited to 4,096 pixels per side and 16 megapixels. The converter holds up to 64 MB of PNG results at a time. If you reach this limit, download the completed ZIP part, confirm it is saved, and continue with the remaining files. Smaller batches work better on devices with less memory.

    Why does my text or image look different?

    SVGs can depend on fonts or linked resources that are not included in the file. Embed images and fonts, or convert text to outlines in your design app. Formatide does not fetch external resources. Scripts, animation, and embedded HTML are not supported.

    What if my SVG has no width or height?

    When possible, Formatide uses the SVG viewBox to suggest an output size. If no usable dimensions or aspect ratio are available, choose Custom, then Fixed canvas, and enter both dimensions.

    Can I convert files without an internet connection?

    Once this page and its conversion resources have fully loaded, the SVG to PNG conversion works locally, including previews. ZIP download also works once its packaging resource has loaded. Loading the website or a new resource still needs a connection.

    How can I add a watermark to a PNG image or collage?

    Open Advanced watermark settings and select Enable watermark. Type a credit or choose a PNG, JPG or WebP logo from your device. Choose Center for one mark in the middle, or a density to repeat it across the finished PNG. A collage is marked as one image. Leave the setting off to export without a watermark.

    Can I combine multiple SVGs into one PNG?

    Yes. Choose Collage to combine 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 SVGs per image. Choose a layout and canvas ratio, reorder the files and adjust spacing. Groups follow file order; unused slots in the last group use the selected background. Preview each group, then export PNGs or a ZIP.