Convert SVG, EPS, and DXF vector graphics into high-quality PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, BMP, and TIFF raster images — optimised for web, social media, and print.
18 conversions across all major vector and raster format combinations.
Raster formats are required by most web platforms, social media, and everyday applications.
Export to PNG, JPG, or WEBP for optimised web display. Control resolution to balance quality and file size for fast-loading pages.
Export at any resolution — from small thumbnails to high-DPI prints. The vector source renders crisply at any target size.
Advanced rendering preserves sharp edges and accurate colours from the vector source, with no jagged aliasing artefacts.
All conversions are handled securely. Your design files are never stored or shared — complete privacy guaranteed.
Pick the right output format for your use case.
Portable Network Graphics
Best for logos & transparency
Lossless compression with full alpha-channel transparency support. The go-to raster format for logos, icons, and graphics with transparent backgrounds.
JPEG
Best for photos & small files
Lossy compression that produces small file sizes. Ideal for photographs and non-transparent images where some quality loss is acceptable.
WebP
Best for modern web performance
Google's modern format offering superior compression over both PNG and JPG while supporting transparency. Best choice for web performance.
Graphics Interchange Format
Best for simple animations
Limited to 256 colours but supports simple frame-based animations and transparency. Widely used for animated graphics and stickers.
Bitmap
Best for Windows compatibility
An uncompressed Microsoft format with near-universal Windows application support. Large file sizes but zero quality loss.
Tagged Image File Format
Best for print & archiving
Professional lossless format used in print production, scanning, and long-term archiving. Supports very high bit depths and multiple layers.
Everything you need to know about vector-to-raster conversion.
Vector-to-raster conversion (also called rasterisation) is the process of rendering a resolution-independent vector graphic — defined by mathematical paths, curves, and fills — into a fixed grid of coloured pixels at a specific size. The output is a standard raster image (PNG, JPG, WEBP, etc.) that can be displayed in any browser, used on social media, or printed without specialist software. Because the rendering happens at a chosen resolution, you have full control over the output quality.
Common scenarios include: preparing a logo for a social media profile picture that requires a specific pixel size; exporting an icon set from SVG to PNG for use in a mobile app; converting an EPS illustration for use in a PowerPoint or Word document; creating a WEBP version of a graphic for a high-performance website; or producing a TIFF from a DXF for a high-resolution print job. Any time a downstream application cannot read SVG, EPS, or DXF directly, rasterisation is the solution.
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