FixThatFile runs in your browser · nothing uploads

SVG → PNG.
At any size.

Your browser contains one of the best SVG renderers ever written — it's how it shows you SVGs in the first place. We use it to rasterize your vector at whatever resolution you pick, transparency intact, on your device.

OUTPUT
SCALE
Drop SVG files anywhere — or click to choose
batch supported · dimensions read from the SVG · nothing uploads

Why SVGs need converting at all

SVG is a vector format — infinitely scalable, perfect for logos and icons — but upload forms, office documents, marketplaces, and most apps want pixels. The scale buttons multiply the SVG's native size: a 100×100 icon at 8× becomes a crisp 800×800 PNG. Since vectors have no "native" resolution, go as big as you need — it never blurs.

FAQ

My SVG uses a custom font — will it render right?

Fonts must be embedded in the SVG (or be system fonts) to render — a limitation of every converter. Export "text as outlines" from your design tool for guaranteed fidelity.

Transparency?

PNG output keeps it perfectly. JPG has no transparency, so background becomes white.