This renders an uploaded SVG file onto a canvas at whatever pixel dimensions you set, then exports the result as a downloadable PNG. It covers the common case where a tool, CMS, or platform accepts raster images but refuses vector ones. Everything happens in the browser; the SVG's contents are never uploaded anywhere.
How resizing behaves
Width and height stay locked to the SVG's original aspect ratio, so changing one field recalculates the other. No independent stretch option exists here. A distorted or cropped result is a job for an image editor.
Transparency in the source SVG survives into the exported PNG. The canvas starts fully transparent, and nothing paints a background behind the drawn image unless the SVG defines one itself.
When you'd use this
Converting a vector icon or logo into a PNG for a platform that requires raster uploads, or producing a fixed-pixel export at a specific size (a 512×512 app icon, say) from a scalable source file.
Frequently asked questions
Why did the dimensions default to 500×500 instead of matching my SVG?
Some SVG files define only a `viewBox`, with no explicit width and height attributes, which can leave the browser reporting no intrinsic size for the image. When that happens, this tool falls back to 500×500 as a starting point and you set the correct target size manually.
Will the PNG look blurry if I scale up beyond the SVG's original size?
It won't. SVGs are vector graphics, so they get redrawn at whatever resolution you ask for instead of being scaled up as a bitmap. Setting a width and height larger than the original renders a correspondingly sharper, higher-resolution PNG.
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