Aconvert converts files on its servers: its own site describes a fleet of 32 Windows and Linux servers handling hundreds of millions of files converted online. A browser-based converter does everyday image conversions on your own device, so your file is never uploaded.
Free online image format converter. Change a picture between PNG, JPG and WebP right in your browser and download the converted file. Private.
Open Image Format Converter → Free toolFree SVG to PNG converter. Rasterize an SVG file at 1x to 8x scale and download a crisp PNG. Runs fully in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
Open SVG to PNG Converter →Aconvert is a broad online converter, and its own homepage is explicit that it runs on 32 Windows and Linux servers and has converted hundreds of millions of files online. That scale is impressive, but it means your file is uploaded to be processed. A client-side converter handles common image jobs, switching between PNG, JPG and WebP or rasterizing an SVG to PNG, right in your browser, so nothing is sent anywhere.
Local conversion is the better fit when the image is private or when you would rather not add a file to a large shared service. Aconvert covers documents, ebooks, video and audio too, so for those formats it is the right tool; for the everyday web image conversions most people need, the free local option covers them with no account and no upload.
No. Conversion runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your device.
PNG, JPG and WebP conversions, plus SVG rasterized to PNG, all local.
No. There is no sign-up and no watermark.