When to use SVG to PNG
You're putting together a PowerPoint deck for a conference and the icon set from your design system is all SVG — which PowerPoint's Insert Image dialog refuses to load. Drop the SVGs here: the browser renders each one onto a Canvas element at 2× the declared dimensions, then writes a crisp high-resolution PNG. The result slots straight into your slide at any size without pixelating. Transparent backgrounds come through intact. Files process locally in the tab, so you can do this on the train with no Wi-Fi. Also reach for this when you need to pin a vector logo to an Instagram post, put an icon in a Word doc, or hand a raster version to a platform that won't accept vector formats.
- Insert an icon set into a PowerPoint deck that rejects SVG files
- Pin a transparent vector logo onto an Instagram post
- Embed a design-system icon in a Word document for a client report