Select SVG
Choose one or more SVG files from your device.
✦ SVG FILES · PROCESSED LOCALLY AND SANITISED
Convert SVG to JPG
privately in your browser.
Convert SVG files into JPG images directly in your browser. LokalPix sanitises the SVG before processing and blocks scripts, external resources, and active content. Your files remain on your device.
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SVG files · up to 20 files · max. 75 MB per imageSelected images
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SVG TO JPG
From SVG to a JPG raster image
The SVG file is checked and sanitised before the browser renders it.
Set JPG quality
JPG is preset. Adjust quality to balance file size and sharpness.
Save the JPG
Download results individually or collect multiple files in a ZIP archive.
FORMAT KNOWLEDGE
What happens when SVG becomes JPG?
LokalPix checks and sanitises the SVG file, renders it in the browser, and saves the result as JPG.
SVG
Vector graphics with security-relevant content
SVG is an XML format for vector graphics. It can contain scripts, external references, event handlers, and other active content.
JPG
Compact raster image without transparency
JPG stores the rendered image with lossy compression. Transparent areas receive a white background. Vector information is lost.
IMPORTANT
Transparency and vector data are lost
SVG transparency is placed on white during JPG export. LokalPix rejects SVG files with scripts, external references, and active content.
FORMAT IN DEPTH
SVG and JPG compared
Technical background on rasterisation and security.
How SVG is structured
SVG is an XML-based vector format that describes paths, shapes, text, and effects through expressions. It can contain scripts, external resources, and event handlers.
How LokalPix sanitises SVG
LokalPix parses the SVG and rejects script, foreignObject, style, and link elements, as well as on* attributes, external href references, and CSS url() expressions. Only clean SVGs are rendered.
What is lost during rasterisation
JPG stores the image with lossy compression. Transparent areas are placed on white. Vector information is lost and cannot be reconstructed from the JPG.
Why JPG can be useful
JPG is more broadly compatible than SVG and suitable for images used in upload forms or on platforms that do not accept SVG and do not require transparency.
FREQUENT QUESTIONS
Questions about SVG to JPG
Answers about quality, privacy, and format limitations.
Why is my SVG file rejected?
LokalPix rejects SVG files containing scripts, external references, event handlers, embedded styles, animations, or other active content. Check the file for such elements.
What happens to transparency in the SVG?
JPG does not support transparency. Transparent areas receive a white background during export.
Which JPG quality should I choose?
90 percent is a practical starting point. Lower it for smaller files; then check fine lines and text for artefacts.
Are resolution and aspect ratio preserved?
Yes, provided the SVG has explicit dimensions or a viewBox.
Are metadata preserved?
Metadata are not transferred to the JPG output by default.
Can I convert several SVG files?
Yes. Up to 20 files can be processed in one batch and downloaded individually or together as a ZIP archive.
PRIVACY BUILT IN
Your images belong to you.
Conversion uses your browser's built-in functions. There is no image upload and no cloud storage. Rejected SVG content never leaves your device.
Technology and data flow in detail →- ✓ Processing in your browser
- ✓ No server-side image storage
- ✓ No user account