SVG to PNG, at the size you need
SVG is a vector image drawn from mathematical coordinates, so it never pixelates no matter how large. But PowerPoint, some chat apps, and certain editors can't read SVG — converting to PNG makes it usable everywhere.
Set the resolution yourself
The moment you turn a vector into a PNG (pixels), the size is locked. The key is to export at a higher scale.
- On-screen icons: 1–2× is plenty.
- A diagram going large on a slide: export at 2–3× so it stays crisp when enlarged.
- Exporting small and then stretching in a document looks blurry — convert big from the start.
Transparent backgrounds
Transparent areas in the SVG stay transparent in the PNG. If you need a white background, set a background color during conversion. Exporting to JPG may fill transparent areas with black or white.
Files are converted in your browser and never uploaded. For inserting into PowerPoint, see the SVG to PNG conversion guide.