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This renders an uploaded SVG file onto a canvas at whatever pixel dimensions you set, then exports the result as a downloadable PNG - for the common case where a tool, CMS, or platform accepts raster images but not vector ones. Everything happens in the browser; the SVG's contents are never uploaded anywhere.

How resizing behaves

Width and height are locked to the SVG's original aspect ratio - changing one field automatically recalculates the other. There's no independent stretch option here; if you need a distorted or cropped result, that's a job for an image editor rather than this converter.

Transparency in the source SVG is preserved in the exported PNG, since the canvas starts fully transparent and nothing fills in 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 (say, a 512×512 app icon) from a scalable source file.

Frequently asked questions

The dimensions defaulted to 500×500 instead of matching my SVG - why?

Some SVG files only define a `viewBox` without explicit width and height attributes, which can make the browser report no intrinsic size for the image. When that happens, this tool falls back to 500×500 as a starting point - set the correct target size manually in that case.

Will the PNG look blurry if I scale up beyond the SVG's original size?

No - SVGs are vector graphics, so they're redrawn at whatever resolution you request rather than being scaled as a bitmap. Setting a width and height larger than the original renders a correspondingly sharper, higher-resolution PNG, not a stretched one.