SVG Code to Image Converter

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 It Works

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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.

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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
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Features of Our Converter

  • Direct code input: No need to save as SVG file first
  • Multiple output formats
  • Preserves transparency
  • Adjustable output size
  • Batch processing support
  • No installation required
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Technical Details

Our converter processes SVG code server-side, ensuring:

  • High-quality output
  • Secure conversion
  • Support for all SVG features including gradients, patterns, and filters
  • Accurate color reproduction

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.