SVG to PCX converter
Turn SVG into PCX
Send us the SVG you already have and take away a PCX. Handled on our servers, deleted the moment the job ends.
or drag and drop files here
SVG files • Max 25MB per file • Up to 10 files
Both formats, briefly
SVGIN
An SVG stores a drawing as instructions rather than a grid of pixels. Lines, curves and fills are redrawn at whatever size the page asks for, so one file looks sharp as a 16 pixel icon and as a printed poster. That makes it the right pick for logos, icons, charts and interface graphics. The contents are XML, so you can edit an SVG in a text editor and style or animate it with CSS. Photographs are the one thing it handles badly.
PCXOUT
PCX is a DOS era format, originally the native file of PC Paintbrush, and for years it was how images moved between early PC programs. It uses run length encoding, supports palettes up to 24 bit color, and is simple enough that a decoder fits in a page of code. Nothing new is written in PCX today. You run into it in old archives, scanner utilities and retro computing projects.
Three steps, start to finish
Add your SVG
Drag it onto the page, or pull it in from your computer, Google Drive or Dropbox.
PCX is preselected
This page is already set to write PCX. Switch the target if you change your mind.
Take the PCX
Grab the result the moment the job clears. Your upload is wiped straight afterwards.