Why Convert SVG Files?
While SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is perfect for web display, you often need PNG or JPG versions for social media, email signatures, or office documents like Word and PowerPoint.
Vector (SVG) vs Pixel (PNG/JPG)
Since SVG files are drawn with mathematical formulas, they never lose quality when zoomed. However, not all platforms support SVG. PNG and JPG are made of pixels and are universally supported across all devices.
Which Format Should I Choose?
- PNG: Best if you want to keep the transparent background of your logo or graphic.
- JPG: Better if transparency is not needed and file size is a priority (background will be white).
High Resolution Tip
Because SVG is vector-based, you can get crystal clear, high-quality PNG outputs by setting the "Size Multiplier" to 2x or 3x before conversion.