Convert SVG to JPG
Your files are processed on your device. We never upload them.
How to convert SVG to JPG
- 01A ▸Choose your SVG files, or drop them on the page.
- 02A ▸Pick a size, a quality, and a background colour.
- 03A ▸Select Convert to JPG, then download each JPG, or all of them as a zip.
About SVG to JPG
Where SVG files come from
SVG charts, diagrams, and illustrations come from design tools, chart libraries, and icon sites. Slide software, document editors, print services, and upload forms often want a JPG instead, at a known size and on a plain background.
What changes
- Vector shapes become pixels at the size you pick, drawn fresh so edges stay sharp.
- Empty areas are filled with your chosen colour, because JPG has no transparency.
- JPG compresses with loss; at High, flat colours and text edges can show faint smudges up close. Choose Best to reduce them.
- Scripts, animation, and links to outside images and fonts are left out.
Measured
Our test logo (an SVG of 1200 by 800 with a gradient, shapes, and text) drawn at 2× and saved at High on white, in Chrome on a laptop. Phone timings are still to be measured.
| SVG file | 1 KB |
|---|---|
| JPG at 2× (2400 by 1600) | 61 KB |
| Time in Chrome (laptop) | 0.2 seconds |
In your browser
Every browser draws SVG itself, but only on the page, not in a background worker. So the SVG is drawn on the page, with scripts and outside links removed first, and the JPG is saved in a worker. Nothing extra is downloaded.
Limits
- The JPG is at most about 16 megapixels, so it works on every phone.
- Fonts that aren't on your device or embedded in the SVG are replaced.
- Outside images the SVG links to are left out; embedded images are kept.
Other options
- SVG to PNG: keep transparency and perfectly sharp edges.
- Compress image: reach a target file size.
- Image to PDF on Open PDF Toolkit: put the pictures into a PDF.
Questions
What background will the JPG have?
JPG has no transparency, so everything the SVG leaves empty is filled with the colour you choose, white by default.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Your files are processed on your device. We never upload them.
PNG or JPG for an SVG?
PNG for logos and icons, because it keeps transparency and sharp edges. JPG when you need a small file on a solid background, for slides, documents, or forms that only take JPG. Our test logo at 2× was 61 KB as a JPG and 2.2 MB as a PNG.
Is it safe to convert an SVG from someone else?
Yes. The SVG is drawn as a picture, which never runs scripts or loads links, and scripts and outside links are removed before drawing. The result says when there were any.
Why does the text look different?
Fonts that aren't on your device or embedded in the SVG are replaced with a similar one. Convert text to outlines in your editor to avoid this.