Turn SVG vector graphics into JPG in your browser. White background, quality slider, and nothing uploaded.
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HEIC, PNG, JPG, WebP, AVIF, GIF, BMP
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All files are processed right in your browser. Your images are never sent anywhere.
Convert several files at once. Add all the images you need and convert them in one click.
For JPG, WebP, and AVIF formats, a quality slider is available for the best balance of size and sharpness.
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JPG cannot hold transparency, so any see-through part of your SVG becomes white. For a logo that is going on a white page, or into a form that demands JPG, that is fine. For anything that has to sit on a coloured background, or that you will layer in an editor, use SVG to PNG, which keeps the alpha channel. JPG wins on one thing: size. A rendered illustration with photographic shading can be a tenth of the PNG.
One compression note. JPG is built for photos. Flat colours and sharp edges, which is what most SVGs are made of, show faint halos at low quality settings. Keep the slider at 90 or higher for logos and text. The file stays small anyway, because there is little detail to store.
The JPG is rendered at the SVG's own width and height, or its viewBox when those are absent. Set bigger dimensions in the file for a sharper export. Illustrator, Inkscape and Figma all let you type the export size, and a text editor works too: the attributes are on the opening svg tag. You can also scale the finished JPG with our Image Resizer, though a vector rendered large beats a raster scaled up.
Your browser draws the SVG, so the JPG looks the way the file looks in Chrome or Firefox. Gradients, masks and embedded images render. Text in a font your computer does not have falls back to a default typeface, so outline the text first if it matters. Images or stylesheets the SVG links to by URL are skipped, browsers block those loads. The file is never uploaded, the JPG is written on your machine, and you can drop a whole folder at once.
White. JPG has no transparency, so every unpainted area is filled with white before encoding. Convert to PNG if you need the transparency, then flatten onto any colour in an editor.
JPG compression smears sharp edges at low quality. Raise the slider to 90 or more. For text-heavy graphics PNG is the cleaner choice.
Not on this page. The JPG matches the width and height inside the SVG. Change those attributes, or resize the JPG afterwards.
The SVG refers to a typeface your system lacks and the browser substituted one. Convert the text to outlines in the design tool and export the SVG again.
No. Everything happens in the browser tab. Close it and the file is gone.
No. You get the first frame. JPG is a still image format.