What size will the JPG be from my SVG?

SVG is vector and resolution-independent, so it is rasterized to the pixel dimensions declared in the file's width, height or viewBox. If you need a larger image, scale those dimensions up before converting, because a JPG cannot be enlarged afterward without becoming blurry.

Will transparency be kept in the JPG?

No. JPG has no alpha channel, so any transparent areas in the SVG are filled with white rather than staying see-through. Convert SVG to PNG or SVG to WebP instead when you need to preserve transparency.

When should I pick JPG over PNG for a rasterized SVG?

Choose JPG when your SVG contains photographic gradients or soft shading and a small file matters, such as for email or social media. Pick PNG for flat logos and icons with crisp edges, where JPG compression would blur the outlines.

Do the fonts in my SVG render correctly?

Text drawn with a font that is not embedded may shift or fall back to a different typeface during rasterization. Convert text to outlines or paths in your vector editor before exporting to guarantee the letterforms look identical in the JPG.

Why does my JPG look blurry or pixelated?

That happens when the SVG declared small pixel dimensions and the result was then stretched. Increase the width and height in the SVG before converting rather than enlarging the finished JPG, which only adds blur.

Are CSS styles and scripts inside the SVG applied?

External stylesheets, JavaScript and linked images are not executed during conversion. Keep colours, strokes and fills defined inline in the SVG so the JPG matches what you designed.

Can I convert several SVG files to JPG at once?

Yes. Drop in a whole folder of SVG icons and each one is rasterized to its own separate JPG in a single pass — the files are never merged together.

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How to convert SVG to JPG

Click "Choose Files" and select your SVG file, or drag & drop it onto the page.
Make sure JPG is selected as the target format.
Click "Convert" and wait a few seconds.
Download your new JPG file.

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Frequently asked questions

What size will the JPG be from my SVG?: SVG is vector and resolution-independent, so it is rasterized to the pixel dimensions declared in the file's width, height or viewBox. If you need a larger image, scale those dimensions up before converting, because a JPG cannot be enlarged afterward without becoming blurry.
Will transparency be kept in the JPG?: No. JPG has no alpha channel, so any transparent areas in the SVG are filled with white rather than staying see-through. Convert SVG to PNG or SVG to WebP instead when you need to preserve transparency.
When should I pick JPG over PNG for a rasterized SVG?: Choose JPG when your SVG contains photographic gradients or soft shading and a small file matters, such as for email or social media. Pick PNG for flat logos and icons with crisp edges, where JPG compression would blur the outlines.
Do the fonts in my SVG render correctly?: Text drawn with a font that is not embedded may shift or fall back to a different typeface during rasterization. Convert text to outlines or paths in your vector editor before exporting to guarantee the letterforms look identical in the JPG.
Why does my JPG look blurry or pixelated?: That happens when the SVG declared small pixel dimensions and the result was then stretched. Increase the width and height in the SVG before converting rather than enlarging the finished JPG, which only adds blur.
Are CSS styles and scripts inside the SVG applied?: External stylesheets, JavaScript and linked images are not executed during conversion. Keep colours, strokes and fills defined inline in the SVG so the JPG matches what you designed.
Can I convert several SVG files to JPG at once?: Yes. Drop in a whole folder of SVG icons and each one is rasterized to its own separate JPG in a single pass — the files are never merged together.

About SVG and JPG

Key things to know before you convert SVG to JPG:

SVG

SVG is vector graphics in XML: logos and icons scale to any size without quality loss. Browsers render it natively; raster editors and many apps need a PNG version instead.

JPG

JPG (JPEG) has been the default photo format since 1992. Lossy compression keeps photographs small, and literally every device and program can open it. It does not support transparency or animation, and every re-save loses a little quality.

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