How to use
- Paste your SVG code into the box, or upload a
.svgfile. - Choose an output format — JPG for the smallest, most-compatible file, or PNG to keep transparency.
- Set the scale (0.5×–4×) to render the vector at a higher resolution.
- For JPG, fine-tune the quality and pick a background colour for transparent areas.
- The preview updates instantly — click Download to save the image.
JPG or PNG?
SVG is a vector format, so it can be rasterised at any size without blurring. The format you export to depends on what you need:
- PNG keeps transparency and is lossless, so flat graphics, icons, and text stay sharp.
- JPG produces smaller files and is accepted almost everywhere, but it can’t store transparency — transparent areas are filled with your chosen background colour.
Getting a crisp result
Set the scale above 1× to render at higher resolution. Because the source is a vector, a 2× or 4× export stays perfectly crisp — handy for thumbnails, print, or favicon sources. The tool reads the SVG’s width/height, or its viewBox if those are missing, to keep the correct aspect ratio.
Private by design
The SVG is drawn onto a canvas and re-encoded right in your browser. Your artwork is never uploaded, which keeps the conversion instant and your files private.