Can't use your SVG logo or icon where you need it? Turn the SVG into a PNG here: upload the file, then download it. A logo with no background can be saved as a transparent PNG. There's nothing to install.
You can select one static image file.
Converting files is free. You can select images between 32 and 8000px in both width and height.
Drag an SVG file onto the upload area, or click [Select SVG file] to choose one. Pasting SVG code or a link won't work, so save it to your device as a file first.
Once the file uploads, you'll see a preview and its original size in pixels. The editor canvas opens at that size, and your PNG comes out the same if you pick 1x when you download.
If you're already signed in, the editor opens with your image on the canvas. If you sign in after the editor opens, though, your image won't carry over and you'll have to upload it again.
When the editor opens, a download panel appears with PNG already selected. Make sure [Transparent background] is checked, then click [High resolution download]. To edit first, close the panel, make your changes, and reopen it with [Download] at the top right. This time the panel may show a different format, so pick PNG under [File format] and check [Transparent background] again.
If your logo only comes as an SVG, some online stores and blogs won't let you upload it. You may also have trouble inserting it into a document or slide deck.
PNG is also the easier choice when you're sending a logo to someone who can't open SVGs. Hang on to the original SVG, though, so you can convert it again whenever you need a PNG in another size.
If your SVG logo has no background, leave the canvas background empty and download with [Transparent background] checked. The area around the logo stays transparent, so you can put it on photos or dark backgrounds without a white box showing.
The PNG uses the width and height set in your SVG file. If those are missing or in a unit other than px, such as mm, the size comes from the viewBox instead. If a small icon won't upload and the file has a viewBox, open it in a text editor, enter a larger width and height in px, and upload it again.
Picking 2x or 3x under [Size] in the download panel makes the PNG bigger, but the edges can look soft. If your SVG has a viewBox, try this instead: before you upload, open the file in a text editor and enter a larger width and height in px, keeping the same aspect ratio. Then you'll get a PNG that size even at 1x. If the PNG ends up over 23 MB, though, it gets compressed before opening in the editor, which can lower the quality slightly.
An SVG stays sharp no matter how big you make it, which is why it's common for logos and icons. A PNG gets blurry when you stretch it past its original size, but almost any image app can open it. Both support transparent backgrounds.
SVG works best for logos, icons, and other simple graphics, since a single file looks crisp on everything from phones to big monitors. Illustrations with lots of color and texture are better as PNGs.
This SVG to PNG converter works in your browser, so the steps are the same on a Mac or a Windows PC. Sign in, upload the SVG, click [Download PNG], and save the PNG from the download panel in the editor. If you already have a graphics app that opens SVGs, you can also export a PNG from it.