SVG to PNG Batch Converter

Exporting a whole icon set or illustration library to PNG one file at a time is slow. This tool converts many SVG files to PNG in a single batch, with size presets so every export comes out consistently sized, a bulk workflow tool distinct from the SVG Code Editor's single file PNG export, built for people exporting entire sets rather than one icon at a time.

Why consistency matters more than any single export

Exporting icons one at a time invites drift, one file gets exported at 512 pixels, another at 480 because the artboard was slightly different, and the mismatch doesn't show up until the whole set is placed together somewhere and a few icons look subtly the wrong size. Running an entire folder through the same size preset in one pass guarantees every file comes out at exactly the same dimensions, regardless of how the individual source files were originally set up, which matters far more for a shipped icon set than any single export ever does on its own.

How size presets handle differently shaped icons

A batch of icons is rarely perfectly uniform, a wordmark logo and a square app icon have completely different proportions, so forcing every file to the exact same width and height would stretch some of them. The numbered size presets instead fit each file's largest dimension to the chosen size and scale the other dimension to match, so a wide icon and a tall one both come out sharp and undistorted at a consistent scale, rather than every file becoming an identical square regardless of its original shape. The Original Size option skips scaling entirely and exports each file at whatever width and height is defined in its own source, useful when the set was already sized correctly and just needs converting to PNG.

A real workflow this fits into

Preparing an entire icon library for a design handoff, generating app store or favicon assets from a single source icon exported at several sizes, or converting a folder of illustrations for a CMS that only accepts raster uploads are all situations where converting one file at a time in a design tool becomes the slow part of the job. Dropping the whole folder in at once, picking a size, and downloading a single ZIP of results turns what could be dozens of individual export steps into one pass.

What happens with an unusual source file

Most SVGs declare their own width, height, or at least a viewBox, which this tool reads to figure out each file's natural proportions, but an SVG with none of those falls back to a generic default size, which may not match what you'd expect from that particular file. One failed or malformed file in a batch also won't stop the rest, each file converts independently and shows its own status, so a single broken SVG just shows as an error in the list while every other file finishes normally and is still included in the ZIP.

Runs entirely in your browser

Every file is rendered and converted locally using your browser's own canvas, files are never uploaded anywhere, and the ZIP is built and downloaded directly on your device. If you only need to convert and fine-tune a single icon rather than a whole batch, our SVG Editor handles single file export, and our SVG Viewer is a quick way to inspect an individual file before batch converting the rest, both part of the same SVG & Design collection this tool belongs to.