Upload an .svg file and download a JPG at 500 to 2000 px. Runs in your browser, no account.
Paste SVG markup (must contain an <svg> element) or upload a file up to 500 KB. Your code stays in your browser and is never sent to a server.
Your SVG will appear here once you paste or upload code.
JPG uses a white background. PNG keeps transparency.
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Three steps. The conversion runs in your browser.
Choose an .svg file up to 500 KB. The markup loads in the editor.
Choose 500, 1000, 1500, or 2000 px on the longest edge.
Click Download JPG. The background is white. It runs in your browser, no account.
JPG is the download on this page. The background is white. Sizes are 500, 1000, 1500, and 2000 px on the longest edge. PNG, which keeps transparency, is in the export menu.
Why convert SVG to image?
SVG is the best format for vector graphics, but not every platform supports it. Converting your SVG code to a PNG or JPEG image lets you use it anywhere.
Twitter/X, LinkedIn, Slack, and most chat apps only accept raster images. Convert your SVG icon or diagram to PNG and share it anywhere.
Google Slides, PowerPoint, and Word handle PNG and JPEG reliably. Export your SVG illustration at high resolution for crisp results in any document.
Most email clients do not render SVG. Convert your SVG logo or banner to PNG to make sure every subscriber sees it correctly.
Snipsco is a free canvas tool for creating beautiful code snippet images, with syntax highlighting, gradient backgrounds, shapes, and arrows. Try it alongside this SVG converter.
Use our free HTML code to image converter to turn any HTML markup into a PNG or JPEG, right in the browser, with no account needed.
FAQ
Upload an .svg file and download a JPG.
Click Upload .svg file and pick a file up to 500 KB. Choose 500, 1000, 1500, or 2000 px on the longest edge, then click Download JPG. It runs in your browser, no account.
JPG has no transparency. Transparent parts of the SVG are filled white.
No. The preview and the JPG are made in your browser.
500, 1000, 1500, or 2000 px on the longest edge. The default is 1000 px.