Smart Ways to Use Your Converted PNG Images
Here are practical and effective ways to integrate your PNGs after converting from SVG:
Website Hero Banners & Header ImagesUse your PNG image as part of a hero section or header banner. Because it’s raster, you can apply overlay effects, gradients, or filters in CSS or image editors without dealing with vector editing issues.
Social Media Sharing & ThumbnailsMany social platforms don’t fully support SVG or strip metadata. PNG is safer for thumbnails, featured images, and social previews. Use image dimensions optimized for each platform (e.g. 1200×628 px for Facebook).
Email Campaign GraphicsEmail clients often have limited support for SVG. Embedding PNG ensures your visual elements (logos, icons) show correctly in newsletters and email templates.
Blog & Content Featured ImagesUse converted PNGs in blog posts, infographics, or visual content. Because PNG is widely supported, there’s less risk of display issues across devices and browsers.
Mobile & App AssetsIf you’re using images in mobile apps or hybrid apps, PNG is often preferred for compatibility and fixed resolution (particularly for bitmap-based rendering).
Print-Quality Use & PDFsFor documents or print media, raster images might be required. Use your PNGs in PDF exports, presentations, or printable assets with transparent backgrounds if needed.
Tips to Get the Best PNG Output
Choose optimal dimensions — Decide your target size first (e.g. 800×600 px) so you don’t oversample or undersample.
Optimize PNG — Use tools like TinyPNG, ImageOptim, or similar to reduce file size without losing quality.
Use transparency wisely — PNG supports alpha channels; make sure your image edges don’t show artifacts.
Check color profiles — Ensure the color space matches your intended output (web vs print).
Test across devices — After converting and using, preview on mobile, desktop, and different browsers to catch display making it secure and privacy-friendly.