SVG to PNG Converter - Free Desktop App

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is a vector format that uses mathematical paths to define shapes, so it scales to any size without losing quality. PNG (Portable Network Graphics) is a raster format made of pixels with a fixed resolution. SVG is ideal for logos, icons, and illustrations, while PNG is universally supported across all platforms, email clients, and applications.

Many platforms and applications don't support SVG files. Email clients, older versions of Microsoft Office, some CMS platforms, and social media sites often require raster image formats like PNG. Converting SVG to PNG ensures your graphics display correctly everywhere without requiring vector rendering support.

Since SVG is resolution-independent, you can export at any size. For web use, 1x or 2x your display size works well (e.g., 512px for a 256px display icon). For print, use at least 300 DPI. Diwadi lets you set custom width, height, and DPI so your PNG output matches your exact requirements.

Yes! Word and PowerPoint have limited SVG support, especially in older versions. Converting your SVG logo to a high-resolution PNG (2x or 3x the display size) ensures it looks crisp in documents and presentations. Diwadi preserves transparency, so your logo can sit on any background color.

Absolutely. Diwadi supports batch conversion - select multiple SVG files or an entire folder and convert them all to PNG in one operation. All files use the same quality and resolution settings, making it easy to process icon sets, illustration libraries, or design assets consistently.

Yes. PNG supports full alpha transparency, so any transparent areas in your SVG will remain transparent in the PNG output. This is essential for logos, icons, and graphics that need to overlay different backgrounds. Diwadi preserves the transparency channel during conversion.

Diwadi rasterizes SVG text elements into the PNG output. If the SVG uses standard fonts, the text renders correctly. For SVGs with custom or embedded fonts, the text is converted to paths during rendering, so it appears exactly as designed regardless of whether the font is installed on your system.

For screen and web use, 72-96 DPI is standard. For high-density displays (Retina), use 144-192 DPI. For print materials, 300 DPI is the minimum recommended. Diwadi defaults to a high-quality setting but lets you customize the DPI to match your specific output needs.

Yes, and it's highly recommended. Most email clients (Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail) have poor or no SVG support. Converting your SVG logo to PNG ensures your email signature displays correctly for every recipient. Use a width of 200-400px at 2x resolution for crisp results across devices.

Each platform has recommended sizes: Facebook profile photos need 170x170px, Twitter headers need 1500x500px, LinkedIn banners need 1584x396px. Convert your SVG at these exact dimensions for pixel-perfect results. PNG is ideal for graphics with text, logos, and sharp edges since it uses lossless compression.