Got an SVG file that a site won't accept or that someone can't open? Convert it to a JPG online: upload the SVG here and download the JPG. There's nothing to install.
You can select one static image file.
Converting files is free. You can select images between 32 and 8000px in both width and height.
Drag an SVG file onto the upload area, or click [Select SVG file] to choose one. Files over 100 MB aren't supported, and neither are SVGs with no width, height, or viewBox, since their size can't be read.
Sign in before you click [Download JPG]. The editor then opens with your image on the canvas. If you sign in after the editor opens, your file won't carry over and you'll have to upload it again.
When the editor opens, a download panel appears with JPG already selected. Transparent areas turn white in a JPG, so take a look at the canvas and make sure your logo still stands out.
If all you need is the JPG, click [High resolution download] in that panel. To edit first, close the panel, make your changes, and reopen it with [Download] at the top right. This time the panel may show a different format, so pick JPG under [File format].
Logos and illustrations often come as SVG files, but some upload forms, like the ones for product photos or profile pictures, won't let you pick them. Some document and messaging apps won't open them either.
A JPG opens in the photo app that comes with almost any phone or computer. If a white background works wherever you're using it, changing your SVG to a JPG is usually the simplest choice.
If your logo has no background, the empty areas turn white, because the canvas background is white by default. Put the JPG on a dark web page or photo, and you'll see a white box around the logo.
After you upload, you'll see the SVG's original size in pixels. Download at 1x and your JPG will be that size. To go smaller or bigger, choose 0.5x, 2x, or 3x under [Size] in the download panel. The original size comes from the width and height in your SVG file, or from the viewBox if those are missing or use a unit other than px.
If you pick 2x or 3x in the download panel, the 1x image just gets enlarged, so edges can look soft. If your SVG has a viewBox and you need it big for a poster or slide, open it in a text editor before you upload and set its width and height to the pixel size you need, keeping the same proportions. Then a 1x download gives you a JPG at that size.
An SVG stays sharp however much you enlarge it and can have a transparent background, which is why logos are often kept as SVGs. A JPG can't be transparent and gets pixelated if you enlarge it too much, but you can open and upload it almost anywhere. Keep the original as an SVG and convert it to JPG when you need to post or send it.
No, JPG doesn't support transparency. If you need the logo without a background, convert it to PNG instead. Leave the canvas background empty and check [Transparent background] when you download, and the area around the logo stays transparent.
No, there's no way to turn a JPG back into an SVG here. Once a logo is a JPG, you can't edit its shapes or text separately, so be sure to keep the original SVG.