SVG Converters

Render SVG vectors as PNG, JPG or ICO at any size - or trace images into SVG.

SVG graphics scale forever without getting blurry, which makes them perfect for logos and icons.

Want to edit the vector itself? Try the SVG Icon Editor or Compress SVG.

Convert from SVG

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Pick any output size - a vector renders crisp at 16 px and at 4K.

Convert to SVG (vectorize)

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Tracing works best on logos, icons and flat artwork with clean edges.

Edit and optimize SVG

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View, inspect and download

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About the SVG format

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector format. Instead of pixels it stores shapes, paths and text, so an SVG scales to any size without losing quality and can be edited as code.

Not every app accepts SVG, though. Social sites, Office documents and Windows icons want raster files, which is where SVG to PNG and SVG to ICO come in.

Infinite scaling

Sharp at any size, from favicon to billboard

Editable code

Plain text you can tweak in any editor

Small files

Often lighter than PNG for icons and logos

Animation

Built-in CSS and SMIL animation support

What people use SVG converters for

Favicons and app icons

Build a full favicon set with SVG to Favicon, or a macOS icon with SVG to ICNS.

Social posts and documents

Many platforms reject SVG uploads. Export a PNG or JPG at the exact size you need.

Vectorizing logos

Turn a flat raster logo into a scalable vector with PNG to SVG or WebP to SVG.

Faster pages

Strip editor junk and metadata with Compress SVG, then check the result in the SVG Analyzer.

SVG vs PNG vs ICO

SVGPNGICO
TypeVectorRasterRaster (several sizes)
Scales without blurYesNoOnly its stored sizes
TransparencyYesYesYes
Works in Windows and OfficeLimitedYesYes
Best forLogos, icons, web graphicsPhotos, screenshots, sharingWindows icons, classic favicons

Need an SVG to test with? Grab one from the SVG sample files.

Frequently Asked Questions

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a vector image format written in XML. It stores shapes instead of pixels, so it scales to any size without losing quality - perfect for logos, icons and illustrations.

Open SVG to PNG, drop in your file and choose the output size. The background stays transparent unless you pick a colour.

Use SVG for logos, icons and graphics that need to scale or be restyled with CSS. Use PNG for photos, screenshots and anywhere SVG is not accepted.

You can always go back and forth with SVG to PNG and PNG to SVG.

You can, but tracing works best on simple graphics with solid colours. A traced photo becomes a huge SVG that rarely looks like the original.

For photos, stick with WebP or an optimized JPG.

Compress SVG removes editor metadata, rounds coordinates and minifies the markup. Savings of 50-80% are common without any visible change.

Yes. SVG to Favicon creates the full set of PNG and ICO sizes, and modern browsers can also use the SVG itself. For a classic .ico file, use SVG to ICO.

Yes - anything without a fill is transparent. If your SVG has a solid background shape, the SVG Background Remover takes it out.

Many SVG tools, such as the SVG Viewer, work entirely in your browser, so the file never leaves your device. Tools that need our server delete uploads automatically after a few hours.

Guides & Tutorials

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