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File converters

SVG to PNG, JPG or WebP

Turn SVG files into PNG (or JPG, WebP) at any size, sharp because the vector is drawn at the real size. Choose many files at once or paste SVG code. It runs in your browser and the files are sent nowhere.

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How to use it

  1. Choose SVG files (several at once if you like), or open "or paste SVG code" and paste the code. A preview of each appears in the list.
  2. Pick the type (PNG, JPG, WebP), the size (1× to 8× the size in the SVG, or a width or height in pixels with the other side in proportion) and the background.
  3. Press "Save" for one file, or "Save all as a ZIP".

Good to know

Your files stay on your device

Everything runs in your browser. The SVG files and the pictures made are not sent to freesabai's servers or anyone else's, and nothing is kept in the browser: close the page and it is all gone. The site only counts that this page was opened and how many times a result was saved (no file names or contents, and you can turn counting off at the foot of the site; see the privacy policy).

Report a problem or suggest an idea

Found an SVG that comes out different from the original? Tell us on the feedback page, no sign-up needed (do not attach files with personal information).

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Questions and answers

Will the PNG be blurry?

No. The SVG is drawn from its vectors at the size you choose, not by enlarging a small picture. Scale it 2× to 8× or set the width in pixels, up to 16,384 px a side.

Why do pictures or fonts in my SVG not show?

The SVG is drawn as a picture, and browsers then load no pictures, fonts or files from outside it. The tool warns you. Text uses the fonts on this device; turn text into outlines to keep it exact.

Is an SVG with scripts safe here?

Yes. The tool never puts the SVG into the page: the browser only draws it as a picture, which runs no scripts and follows no links. The file never leaves your device.