Convert SVG to JPG

JPG is the format that every form, printer, chat app and office program accepts, which is why an SVG logo or chart often has to become one. JPG has no transparency, so the areas an SVG leaves transparent need a colour; white is the default, and you can pick your brand colour or black instead, which is useful for logos designed to sit on a dark background.

Because SVG is vector artwork, the tool draws it directly at the output size you set, rather than enlarging a small picture. Choose a scale factor or type the exact width or height in pixels, and the other side follows the aspect ratio. Quality controls the JPG compression: 90% keeps lines and text clean with little visible artefacting; for flat graphics with hard edges, 95% or PNG may be the better choice because JPG blurs sharp colour boundaries slightly.

SVG files can carry scripts and links to other servers. Before rendering, the file is sanitised: scripts, event handlers, embedded HTML and external references are removed, and it is drawn as an image, which cannot execute anything. Web fonts are not fetched, so text uses a local fallback font unless it has been converted to outlines. Nothing leaves your device.