SVG Rasterizer

SVG is a fantastic format: it describes graphics as vectors, as maths rather than pixels, and so stays razor-sharp at any size. The catch comes when you pass it on. A print tool wants a pixel image, a marketplace only accepts PNG, a social upload does not understand SVG. That is exactly when you have to rasterise your vector graphic, meaning convert it to a pixel format. The SVG rasterizer does that cleanly and at the resolution you need.

You pick the target format by purpose: PNG for transparency and lossless edges, JPG for photos and maximum compatibility, WebP or AVIF for small, modern web images. Because rasterising runs server-side with Sharp, you get clean edges and correct colours - no frayed result like a quick browser conversion.

The decisive advantage of a vector is that you set the target resolution freely. The DPI control lets you decide how large and how fine the pixel image becomes: 72 DPI for the screen, 300 DPI for print, or double the pixel density for retina displays. The same SVG delivers a tiny icon just as well as a large print motif - both razor-sharp.

For the ever-same targets there are 15+ ready presets. Whether favicon sizes, app icon, retina export or a standard web image, you pick the preset and the matching resolution is set. That takes the mental arithmetic off you and makes sure your export has exactly the dimensions the target expects.

With batch processing you rasterise many SVGs at once. A whole icon set at a uniform size, a series of logos at several resolutions - set it once, all files done. That saves enormous time if you regularly turn vector sources into pixel images for different purposes.

Your SVGs are processed only for the conversion and not stored permanently. Vector in, pixel-sharp image at your chosen resolution out - ready for print, web, marketplace or social media.