Vector to Raster Conversion Examples
See how SVG vector files convert to raster formats (PNG, JPG) at various resolutions. Comparisons showing what the export process produces.
About Vector to raster example
Vector-to-raster conversion examples show the correct output when an SVG is exported to a pixel-based format. The key variable in every example is output resolution — this determines how sharp and accurate the raster file is.
Logo at standard web resolution: An SVG logo exported at 200×100px looks sharp for thumbnail and small-display use. The vector edges are rendered precisely to the pixel grid with no quality degradation from the original SVG.
Logo at high resolution: The same SVG at 2000×1000px shows every fine detail — thin strokes, small text, precise curve shapes — all rendered cleanly. This output is suitable for large web headers, print use, and high-resolution mockups.
Transparency preservation: An SVG with a transparent background exports to PNG with full alpha transparency intact. When the same SVG is exported to JPG, the transparent areas become white. This example clarifies which format to choose depending on your background requirements.
Color accuracy: SVG colors are defined precisely (hex values). The raster export preserves these colors exactly in the PNG output. JPG export may introduce very slight color shifts due to compression, but these are imperceptible at 90%+ quality.