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EPS to PNG Converter

Convert EPS files to PNG with a real conversion engine. This one runs on our server — your EPS is uploaded over an encrypted connection, converted, and then deleted.

Deleted after conversion Free
This conversion runs on our secure server — your file is uploaded, converted, then deleted. Costs 1 credit on a signed-in account. Without an account you get a few free server conversions a day instead.

At a glance

Where it runs
Runs on our server — your file is uploaded, converted, then deleted.
File size
Up to 100 MB per file without an account or on Free (1 GB on Pro, 2 GB on Team).
Offline

Needs a connection — this conversion runs on our server.

Batch
One file at a time.
Cost
Costs 1 credit on a signed-in account. Without an account you get a few free server conversions a day instead.

Convert an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) vector file to a high-resolution PNG. EPS needs Ghostscript to rasterize, so this runs on the File Converts server engine: your file is uploaded securely, converted, and deleted. The output is cropped to the EPS bounding box.

Best for

  • Turning an EPS graphic into a PNG for the web, a doc, or a slide
  • Opening or previewing an EPS without design software
  • Getting a raster copy of vector artwork or a logo

Good to know

Renders an EPS (Encapsulated PostScript) file to a PNG. Because EPS is a PostScript format, this conversion runs on our secure server (not the browser); the file is processed and then deleted, and the page indicates that before you convert. PNG is a fixed-resolution raster — keep the EPS for scalable editing.

How to convert EPS → PNG

01

Drop your EPS file into the converter above — it is uploaded over an encrypted connection, converted, then deleted.

02

Choose PNG as the output. File Converts picks the smartest settings automatically.

03

Click Convert and download your PNG file instantly.

Frequently asked questions

Yes — EPS rendering uses a PostScript engine that runs on our secure server, not in your browser, and the page says so before you start. The file is processed and then deleted.

No — it renders the EPS to a PNG you can open anywhere, so you don't need Illustrator or similar just to view it.

Where the EPS defines it, PNG preserves transparency. Many EPS graphics have a solid background, in which case the PNG will too.

EPS only opens in design or PostScript software; a PNG works everywhere, at the cost of being a fixed size rather than scalable.

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