🔀 SVG to JPG

Convert SVG graphics to JPG at any size, with the background colour you choose

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🔒 Your image never leaves your device. All processing happens locally in your browser using SVG drawn by your browser on a canvas over a solid background, saved with canvas JPEG encoding. No upload, no server, no tracking.

Features

  • Background colour — JPG has no transparency, so you choose what fills the transparent parts: white by default, or any colour.
  • Any size — 1x to 4x of the SVG's own size, or an exact width and height in pixels.
  • Quality slider — Trade file size for detail. Flat logos show JPEG artefacts at low quality; 85–95 % keeps edges clean.
  • Batch to ZIP — Convert many SVGs at once with the same settings, downloaded as one ZIP.

How It Works

  1. Add your SVG — Drop .svg files or paste SVG code.
  2. Set size, background and quality — Pick a scale or exact size, a background colour for the transparent areas, and the JPG quality.
  3. Convert and download — Download the JPG, or a ZIP when you added several SVGs.

Use Cases

  • Upload a logo to a form or marketplace that only accepts JPG
  • Put a chart or diagram into an email or a document as a JPG
  • Turn an SVG illustration into a JPG for social media
  • Convert a set of SVG icons to JPG thumbnails

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the background white?

JPG can't store transparency. A canvas would turn transparent pixels black, so this page fills them with the background colour first: white unless you pick another one.

I need a transparent image. What now?

Pick PNG, WebP or AVIF in the format choice on this page. All three keep transparency.

Which quality should I use?

92 % is the default and looks clean for most graphics. Lower it for a smaller file; text and sharp edges start to show smudges below about 70 %.

Can I set an exact size?

Yes, with one SVG: type a width, a height or both. Only one keeps the SVG's shape. With several SVGs the scale applies to all of them.

Are my SVGs uploaded?

No. Your browser draws the SVG and writes the JPG on your device.

Related Tools

  • 🔀 SVG to PNG — Convert SVG vector graphics to PNG at any resolution
  • 🔀 SVG to WebP — Convert SVG graphics to WebP: smaller than PNG and still transparent
  • 🔀 SVG to Image — Turn an SVG into a PNG, JPG, WebP or AVIF image: pick the format, the size and the background
  • 📦 Compress Image — Reduce file size without losing quality — all in your browser

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