GUIDE
Batch SVG to PNG locally (no upload)
Icon packs, illustration exports, web assets—you need a PNG batch, and you do not want vectors dropped into a random “convert online” site. Upload means the files leave the device.
1. Versus upload-based converters
Many SVG→PNG pages send files to a server and return results. That may be fine for a few public assets; it is riskier for unpublished brand work or client files. Svgpix has no upload step: rendering finishes in this browser. Batch size is mostly this device’s memory and export pixels.
2. What to do on the home page
- Open Svgpix and drop or pick .svg files.
- Choose a size mode (scale / width / DPR) and export format (PNG by default).
- Convert and check pixels and export size per file.
- Download singles or one ZIP.
Trial one or two icons before the whole pack. Keep sources and exports in separate folders so you never overwrite the only original.
3. “Local” in one sentence
Read, canvas render, and ZIP finish in this browser—you do not upload originals to Svgpix servers to complete those steps.
4. Need a smaller raster next?
After export, shrink JPG/PNG/WEBP with BulkCrunch. HEIC and metadata strip stay in Heiclocal and Metastrip.
FAQ
Does it upload? Convert and ZIP run in the browser. See the privacy policy.
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