You choose the pixel width
The height follows the SVG aspect ratio automatically. Files with only a viewBox start at a useful 1024 px long edge instead of a browser-specific fallback size.
Turn a logo, icon, chart, or illustration into a transparent PNG. Choose the raster width first so a viewBox-only SVG does not fall back to an arbitrary browser size.
Choose the right format
The SVG is rendered as an image at your chosen dimensions. Source markup and metadata are not copied into the new PNG.
The height follows the SVG aspect ratio automatically. Files with only a viewBox start at a useful 1024 px long edge instead of a browser-specific fallback size.
PNG keeps transparent areas and uses lossless storage, making it a practical result for logos, icons, diagrams, and interface graphics.
SVG scripts do not run when the file is loaded as an image. Files that need an external image or font are rejected instead of producing an incomplete export.
Conversion questions
Choose the pixel width needed by the app or website where the PNG will be used. For high-density displays, exporting at twice the displayed width is a sensible starting point.
Only if the same font is available or embedded in the SVG. Text can render differently when the file names a font that is not installed on this device.
No. The browser loads the SVG through its image pipeline, where scripts do not execute. This converter also rejects external image and font resources.
No. Inspection, rendering, conversion, preview, and download all stay inside your browser.