SVG to PNG Conversion Examples
See exactly what SVG to PNG conversion produces at different output resolutions. These examples show how vector files export to clean, accurate raster images.
About SVG to PNG example
SVG to PNG conversion can go wrong if the output resolution is not chosen correctly. These examples illustrate the correct approach for different use cases.
Web logo export (1×): An SVG logo exported at 400×200px produces a crisp PNG that looks sharp on standard displays. Text, curves, and color fills all render accurately. This is the standard resolution for CMS uploads and email headers.
Retina web (2×): The same logo exported at 800×400px looks identical on standard displays, but renders with double the sharpness on Retina and HiDPI screens. This is the recommended export resolution for modern website use.
Print export (300dpi): For a logo at 3 inches wide on a printed page, the correct export is 900px wide (3 × 300). The SVG exports at this exact resolution, producing a print-quality PNG with sharp, accurate edges.
Favicon export: An SVG exported at 32×32px and 64×64px produces the two standard favicon sizes. SVG scaling accuracy ensures the icon looks correct even at 16×16px — something a downscaled raster often fails to achieve.
The key takeaway: SVG is the ideal source for any PNG export because the conversion produces perfect output at any target resolution. Start with SVG whenever possible.