Batch SVG to PNG Converter

What this tool actually does

Converts up to 30 browser-decodable SVG image files to PNG with one shared scale percentage, default 100. Requested scale is clamped to 1–1000 percent; each result is also limited to 10,000 px per dimension and 24,000,000 pixels, while all scaled results together may not exceed 40,000,000 pixels.

Checkable behavior

The browser loads each file through FileReader and Image, creates a raster canvas at source width*effective scale and source height*effective scale, then draws the decoded SVG into that canvas. This is rasterization to PNG, not SVG optimization, minification, editing, tracing or conversion from bitmap back to vector paths.

Controls, output and limitations

Verified geometry example: a 200 × 100 SVG at 150% becomes a 300 × 150 PNG. At 1000%, it requests 2000 × 1000 if within limits. If the requested scale would exceed a dimension or pixel limit, the implementation reduces the effective scale while preserving the SVG aspect ratio.

Each input is limited to 25 MiB and a decoded source size of 24,000,000 pixels; selected inputs total at most 100 MiB and 40,000,000 decoded pixels. The output-pixel check is separate because enlarging several small SVGs can otherwise create an oversized batch. External fonts or linked resources may render differently or fail according to browser and document restrictions.

Load SVG files, set scale, press Generate image and inspect the rasterized results before download. Outputs are PNG with generic svg sequence names and are downloaded separately rather than as a ZIP. Conversion is performed locally in the browser; keep the SVG originals because vector editability is lost.