SVG to PNG Converter

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a vector format that uses mathematical formulas to render images. This means SVGs can be scaled to any size without losing quality. They're perfect for logos, icons, and illustrations.

PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is a raster format that uses pixels. While PNGs support transparency like SVGs, they have a fixed resolution and may lose quality when scaled up. However, they're more widely supported across platforms and applications.

There are several reasons you might need to convert SVG files to PNG:

• Compatibility: Some platforms, applications, or older browsers don't support SVG files.
• Size Control: You need an image with specific pixel dimensions.
• Email Attachments: Some email clients don't display SVG correctly.
• Social Media: Many social platforms only accept raster formats like PNG or JPG.
• Print Requirements: Some print services require raster formats.

PNG supports transparency just like SVG, so transparent areas in your SVG file will remain transparent in the converted PNG if you select the "Transparent" background option. If you choose the "Color" background option, transparent areas will be filled with your selected color.

The maximum file size for uploads is 10MB. If your SVG exceeds this limit, you may need to optimize it before uploading.

The PNG compression slider (0-9) controls the compression level:

Lower values (0-3): Less compression, larger file size, potentially better quality for complex images.

Medium values (4-6): Balanced compression, good for most use cases.

Higher values (7-9): More compression, smaller file size, may reduce quality for complex images.

Unlike JPEG compression, PNG compression is lossless, meaning it doesn't degrade the image. The setting primarily affects file size optimization.