Converting SVG to PNG rasterises a scalable vector graphic at a specified pixel resolution, producing a bitmap image suitable for use in applications that do not support vector formats. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector format that describes shapes, paths, and text using mathematical coordinates — it can be scaled to any size without loss of quality. PNG is a pixel-based raster format where resolution is fixed at creation time. During conversion, you specify the output dimensions (width × height in pixels); the SVG is rendered at that resolution using a high-quality anti-aliasing algorithm that preserves smooth edges and accurate colour reproduction. 1converter renders SVG files using LibreOffice Draw or Inkscape in headless mode, correctly handling embedded fonts, gradients, filters, masks, and external CSS styles that are referenced within the SVG document.