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Static — Vector / Document

PDF/EPS give the best results with simple, flat-colored, path-based SVGs (logos/icons) — advanced elements like gradients, filters, or nested groups may be lost.

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How It Works

  1. 1

    Upload your SVG

    Choose the .svg file you want to convert.

    Upload your SVG
  2. 2

    Choose a target format

    PNG, JPG, WebP, ICO/Favicon, PDF, or EPS — animated SVGs also show GIF/animated WebP.

    Choose a target format
  3. 3

    Choose a size/pack

    Pick a single size or the Android/iOS/Favicon icon pack.

    Choose a size/pack
  4. 4

    Download

    Download a single file or the whole pack as a ZIP.

    Download

Features

  • ✓6+ output formats: PNG, JPG, WebP, ICO/Favicon, PDF, EPS — including GIF and animated WebP for animated SVGs
  • ✓Generate Android/iOS/Favicon icon packs as a ZIP in one click
  • ✓Automatic detection of SMIL and CSS @keyframes animations
  • ✓Honest limitation: PDF/EPS may not carry over some visual elements in SVGs with gradients or complex groups
  • ✓Runs entirely in your browser — your file is never uploaded

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my file uploaded to a server?

No. The entire conversion process (rasterization, frame capture, encoding) happens entirely in your browser — your SVG file is never sent to any server.

How is an animated SVG detected?

If the uploaded SVG contains SMIL animation tags (<animate>, <set>, etc.) or CSS @keyframes inside a <style> block, the file is automatically treated as animated and the GIF / animated WebP options appear.

What do the Android/iOS/Favicon icon packs contain?

The Android pack produces 48/72/96/144/192px, the iOS pack produces the 1x/2x/3x equivalents of Apple's standard pt sizes, and the Favicon pack produces 16/32/48/180px — all downloaded in a single .zip file.

Do PDF and EPS output work at the same quality for every SVG?

They give the best results with simple, flat-colored, path-based SVGs (logos, icons, line art). SVGs with gradients, filters, or complex nested groups may lose some visual elements when converted to these two vector formats — prefer pixel formats like PNG/WebP in those cases.

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