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Your file is converted locally in your browser. It is never uploaded anywhere.
Rasterize an SVG file into a standard PNG image at its native size. Because the conversion happens with your browser's built-in image engine, there's no queue, no file-size limit tied to a server, and no copy of your file kept anywhere once you close the tab.
Many platforms — social media, some CMS image fields, older software — don't accept SVG uploads, so a rendered PNG is more universally usable.
Yes, at the size the SVG defines. If you need a larger PNG, scale the SVG's width/height before converting, since PNG is not resolution-independent like SVG.
No — this captures a single static frame of the SVG, not any embedded animation.
No, conversion happens locally in your browser.