Bulk SVG to PNG Converter

Our tool uses the HTML5 Canvas API to render SVG files and export them as PNG images. Everything happens locally in your browser — no files are ever uploaded to a server. Simply add your SVG files, choose your output settings (scale and background), and click convert. You can then download individual PNGs or grab them all in a single ZIP archive.

Absolutely secure. All processing is performed entirely client-side using your browser's built-in capabilities. Your SVG files never leave your computer. We don't store, transmit, or have access to any of your data. This makes the tool ideal for sensitive or proprietary graphics.

Most standard SVG features are supported: paths, shapes, gradients, patterns, masks, clip-paths, text, and basic filters. However, external images (linked via <image href="...">), external fonts, and complex CSS animations may not render correctly in the converted PNG. foreignObject elements and embedded scripts are also typically not supported by the Canvas API. For best results, ensure your SVG is self-contained with all styles and fonts embedded inline.

Yes! By default, the tool preserves transparency (alpha channel) from your SVG files. The output PNG will have a transparent background where your SVG has no fill. If you prefer a solid background, you can select White or pick a Custom color using the color picker in the settings panel.

1x — matches the original SVG dimensions; ideal for standard web use.
2x — great for Retina/HiDPI displays, doubling the pixel density.
3x–4x — useful for print or when you need very high resolution output.
You can also enter a custom scale (e.g., 1.5x, 2.5x) for precise control. Note that higher scales produce larger file sizes.

There's no hard-coded limit, but browser performance may degrade with very large numbers of files or extremely large SVGs. We recommend keeping batches to under 50 files and individual SVGs under 10 MB for the best experience. Since all processing happens locally, your device's memory and CPU are the primary constraints.

Common causes include:
• The SVG references external resources (images, fonts, stylesheets) that can't be loaded.
• The SVG uses foreignObject or embedded HTML, which Canvas cannot render.
• The SVG has no defined dimensions (no width, height, or viewBox).
• The SVG contains JavaScript that modifies the DOM dynamically.
Try opening the SVG directly in your browser first — if it displays correctly there, it should convert properly. For dimension-less SVGs, the tool attempts to fall back to a default size.

SVGs that include embedded raster images via base64 data URIs (e.g., <image href="data:image/png;base64,...">) will convert correctly. However, images referenced by external URLs will likely fail to load due to browser security policies (CORS). For best results, embed all image data directly within the SVG file.

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a vector format — it stores mathematical descriptions of shapes and paths, making it infinitely scalable without quality loss. It's ideal for logos, icons, and illustrations.
PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is a raster format — it stores pixel data in a grid. PNGs have fixed dimensions but offer excellent lossless compression and wide compatibility across all platforms and applications. Converting SVG to PNG is often necessary for sharing on social media, embedding in documents, or using in software that doesn't support SVG.

No installation required. This tool runs entirely in your web browser. Simply visit the page, drag in your SVG files, and start converting. It works on all modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge.