Convert SVG code directly to PNG, JPG, or other image formats. Simply paste your SVG code and get your image instantly.
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How to Use
Paste SVG Code: Copy your SVG code and paste it into the designated input area.
Choose Output Format: Select your desired image format for conversion (e.g., PNG, JPG, WebP).
Adjust Image Size (Optional): If needed, specify the desired width and height for the output image. If no size is provided, the SVG's default dimensions will be used.
Start Conversion: Click the "Convert" button to initiate the process.
Preview & Download: After conversion, a preview of the image will be displayed. Click "Download" to save the image to your device.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What image formats are supported for output?
We support conversion to PNG, JPG, and WebP formats. PNG is recommended for preserving transparency and quality.
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Is there a size limit for SVG code?
Yes, the SVG code size limit is 5MB. For larger SVGs, consider optimizing your code or splitting it into smaller components.
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Can I convert multiple SVG codes at once?
Yes, you can paste multiple SVG codes separated by delimiters and convert them all at once.
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Do you store the uploaded SVG code?
No, we don't store any SVG code. All processing is done in real-time and data is immediately deleted after conversion.
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What's the difference between this and the SVG file converter?
This tool allows you to directly paste SVG code without saving it as a file first, which is useful for developers working with SVG code directly or testing SVG snippets.
Features
What is SVG Code?
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) code is an XML-based markup language for describing two-dimensional vector graphics. It allows you to define images using text-based descriptions of their shapes and properties.
Why Convert SVG Code to Image?
Converting SVG code to image formats like PNG or JPG can be necessary when:
Working with platforms that don't support SVG
Ensuring consistent display across different browsers
Creating thumbnails or previews
Integrating with systems that only accept raster images
Features of Our Converter
Direct code input: No need to save as SVG file first