Convert SVG to JPG

Turn infinite vectors into highly compatible JPGs.

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How to Convert SVG to JPG?

Turn your vector graphics into universally compatible JPG images.

Upload SVG

Drag and drop your Scalable Vector Graphics (.svg) files. We handle multiple files at once.

Set Resolution

Choose your DPI (Dots Per Inch). Use 72 DPI for screen or 300 DPI for high-quality printing.

Download JPG

Get your rasterized file immediately. The white background is automatically added for JPG compatibility.

Pro Tip: DPI Matters

SVGs have no fixed "pixel size". The quality of your JPG depends on the DPI you select. If your output looks blurry, try increasing the Density setting to 300 or 600.

Engineering Philosophy

Rasterizing Infinity.
Precision Scaling.

SVG files are vector-based, meaning they are math formulas that can scale infinitely. Converting them to JPG (pixels) requires "rasterization"—a process of deciding exactly which color each pixel should be.

Our engine uses a high-density rendering pipeline. You can choose your output resolution (DPI), and we calculate the perfect pixel grid from the vector source.

This ensures that curves remain smooth (anti-aliased) and lines stay sharp, whether you are creating a small thumbnail or a large print asset.

Anti-aliasing Enabled

Scale First

We render at target DPI before saving, preventing blur.

High Speed

Optimized LibRsvg backend allows sub-second conversion.

Maximum Compatibility

JPG works on 100% of devices and platforms.

Why Convert Vector to Raster?

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is perfect for logos and icons because it never loses quality. However, many platforms (like Instagram, older email clients, or some print services) do not support SVG files.

JPG (Joint Photographic Experts Group) is the most widely supported image format on earth. By converting to JPG, you ensure your image can be viewed anywhere.

Since JPG does not transparency, our tool automatically composites your vector onto a clean white background, perfect for product mockups or social media.

SVG vs. JPG

Feature

SVG

JPG

Type

Vector (Math)

Raster (Pixels)

Scaling

Infinite

Fixed Size

Compatibility

Web Only

Universal

Transparency

Yes

No (White BG)

Understanding Rasterization

When you convert SVG to JPG, the software has to "guess" where to place pixels on a grid to represent your curves. This is called rasterization.

Our tool allows you to control the density of this grid. converting at a higher density (like 300 DPI) creates a larger image with smoother edges, eliminating the "jagged" look of low-quality conversions.

Glossary

Vector

Images defined by points, lines, and curves. They are resolution-independent.

Raster

Images defined by a grid of colored pixels. They lose quality when enlarged.

DPI

Dots Per Inch. A measure of image resolution. Higher DPI means more detail.

Anti-aliasing

Technique used to smooth out jagged edges in digital images.

Tool Specs

Input.SVG

Output.JPG

BackgroundAuto White

Max ResolutionUp to 2400 DPI

Privacy Auto-Delete

Secure Processing

Your vectors are rendered in a transient serverless function. No files are ever stored permanently.

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User Feedback

"Finally a converter that doesn't make my logos look blurry. The 300 DPI setting is a lifesaver."

Alex T.

Designer

"Super fast. I converted 20 icons in seconds."

Mia L.

Developer

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