SVG and PNG do different jobs
SVG stores drawing instructions and can scale cleanly. PNG stores pixels, so it is useful for apps that do not accept SVG or when you need a fixed-size image.
Choose a resolution that fits the place you will use the file. Enlarging a PNG later can make edges look soft, while a smaller PNG uses less storage.
Safe local rendering and limitations
Uploaded SVG markup is copied through a strict static allow-list before rendering. Scripts, event handlers, stylesheets, linked images, external URLs, and foreign content are discarded; only basic shapes, text, gradients, and local drawing references are retained.
Unsupported SVG features may be omitted, and text appearance can vary with fonts installed on the device. The output has a transparent background. This tool processes one file at a time and requires a browser that can decode SVG and create PNG canvas output.