SVG to Multiple Formats Converter

About SVG Converter

This powerful tool specializes in converting SVG vector images to various raster formats while preserving quality and transparency. SVG is a vector format perfect for logos, icons, and illustrations, and this converter helps you create pixel-perfect raster versions for different use cases.

Privacy Note: All conversions happen right in your browser - your SVG files are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy and security.

Key Features

Format Conversion

Convert SVG to PNG, WebP, JPG, TIFF, and other popular raster formats.

Resolution Control

Scale your SVG output to any resolution from 0.5x to 5x the original size.

Quality Control

Precisely adjust quality settings to balance file size and image quality.

Transparency

Preserve transparency when converting to supported formats.

Batch Processing

Convert multiple SVG images simultaneously for efficiency.

Secure Conversion

All conversion happens locally in your browser for maximum security.

How to Use

Upload SVGs

Drag and drop your SVG files into the converter area.

Choose Settings

Select output format, resolution scale, and quality level.

Optional Adjustments

Configure transparency and other advanced options.

Convert

Click "Convert" to transform your vector images to raster.

Download Results

Save your converted files individually or as a batch.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why would I convert SVG to raster formats?
A: While SVG is great for vector graphics, sometimes you need raster formats for compatibility with certain software, printing, or when working with non-vector environments.

Q: Will transparency be preserved when converting?
A: Transparency is preserved when converting to formats that support it (PNG, WebP). JPG doesn't support transparency.

Q: What's the best format for web use?
A: WebP generally offers the best compression while maintaining quality and supporting transparency.

Q: How does resolution scaling work?
A: The resolution scale multiplies the SVG's native dimensions. 1x keeps original size, 2x doubles the dimensions, etc.

Q: Is there any quality loss when converting?
A: SVG is vector (infinitely scalable), while raster formats have fixed resolution. Higher resolution settings preserve more detail.