How it works
- Select the SVG and review its safe preview.
- Choose output width, JPEG quality and the background used for transparent areas.
- Convert locally.
- Download the JPG.
Practical example
A transparent SVG illustration can become a 1200-pixel-wide JPG on a white or branded background at 90% quality.
Formula and explanation
JPG cannot store transparency, so every transparent SVG pixel is composited over the selected background. Pick the final page or brand colour to avoid unexpected black areas.
Quality controls lossy compression rather than dimensions. Lower values usually reduce size but can introduce ringing around sharp vector edges; PNG may be more suitable for logos and flat graphics.
The SVG is sanitized before rendering and no raster-to-SVG trick is involved. Conversion happens locally.