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Start with an SVG saved on your device or paste SVG markup directly into the converter.
Turn SVG files or code into PNG images for websites, presentations, email signatures, and everyday design work. Upload your SVG, drag and drop a file, or paste code. Preview the image, choose your dimensions and background, then download your PNG.
Source size: 100 x 100 px (aspect ratio 1.000)
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SVG is useful for scalable graphics, but some upload forms and publishing workflows require a PNG.SVG is useful for scalable graphics, but some upload forms and publishing workflows require a PNG. CrushSVG lets you turn an SVG logo, icon, or illustration into a raster image with the dimensions and background you need.
Start with an SVG saved on your device or paste SVG markup directly into the converter.
Adjust the width, height, or scale to create a PNG for your intended placement, up to 8192 pixels per side.
Keep supported transparent areas or choose a background color for your exported image.
Check the artwork and background in the preview before creating your PNG.
Convert up to 3 SVGs without creating an account. If you need more conversions, sign up for a free CrushSVG account and continue with your next file.
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Upload any photo and get a clean, transparent PNG in seconds. Free, private, no install needed.
Upload an SVG file, drag it into the input area, or paste your SVG code. Check that the expected artwork appears in the preview.
Choose your PNG dimensions or adjust the scale. Enable the transparent background option to preserve transparent areas, or select a background color. Output is limited to 8192 pixels per side.
Select Convert to PNG to generate and download your image. Open the downloaded file to check its dimensions, background, and appearance before using it.
Export SVG artwork as PNG when a website, application, or upload field requires a raster image. Set dimensions that fit the intended placement.
Create a PNG version of an SVG logo or icon for email workflows that do not support SVG. Test the final image in your email application.
Preserve transparent areas around artwork for use on different backgrounds. Check the result on both light and dark surfaces.
Choose a larger output size for presentations and other placements that need more pixels, within the converter’s 8192-pixel-per-side limit.
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Yes. You can convert up to 3 SVGs to PNG without logging in. Log in for unlimited free SVG-to-PNG conversions.
Yes. Enable the Transparent Background option before converting your SVG to download a PNG with a transparent background.
You can scale up to 16x or specify custom dimensions up to 4000 pixels for ultra-high-resolution, print-ready graphics. The final image is capped at 4000 pixels per side.
Yes. Browser-based conversions are processed locally in your browser, while API-based conversions are processed on our server. For more details, see our Privacy Policy.
Yes, CrushSVG supports linear/radial gradients, clipping paths, embedded styles, and nested SVG groupings.