Manage your Icons in SVG and generate the needed PNG into your projects as needed. No "Web Service" needed, just an executable JAR file.
- Download latest release version of svg2png
- You have to have Java 8 installed on your PC
- Sidenote: Google Android Icons
- use either java -jar svg2png
- or download the executable jar and use svg2png
# just convert a file
svg2png foo.svg
# generate a PNG with a name
svg2png -f foo.svg -n bar.png
# Convert all *.svg files in the current directory to 24dp android png files (generates drawable-* directories)
svg2png --android-small -d .
# Convert 'my_picture.svg' using the android profile 48dp (generates drawable-* directories)
svg2png --android -f my_picture.svg
# Converts 'my-logo.svg' as android logo 48dp, using ic_launcher.png as name, generates into mipmap-* directories
svg2png --android-launch -f my-logo.svg
# convert all files in the directory '/Picures/icons/svg' and use '/Pictures/icons/png' as the output directory
svg2png -d /Picures/icons/svg -o /Pictures/icons/png
# convert with a JSON configuration
svg2png -d . -c my.json
# convert SVG files using the default Android configuration
svg2png -d . -o /dev/workset/android-project/app/src/main/res --android
# you can always start it like any other java jar file
java -jar svg2png ================================================================================
SVG to PNG
usage: svg2png
--android Android Icon 48dp mdpi 48x48 -> xxxhdpi 192x192.
--android-24dp Android 24dp icons, with suffix _24dp -- mdpi 24x24
-> xxxhdpi 96x96.
--android-36dp Android 36dp icons, with suffix _36dp -- mdpi 36x36
-> xxxhdpi 144x144.
--android-48dp Android 48dp icons, with suffix _48dp -- mdpi 48x48
-> xxxhdpi 192x192.
--android-icon Android Icon (Action Bar, Dialog etc.) config mdpi
36x36 -> xxxhdpi 128x128.
--android-launch Android Launcher Icon config mdpi 48x48 -> xxxhdpi
192x192.
--android-small Android Small default config from mdpi 24x24 ->
xxxhdpi 96x96.
-c <arg> JSON Config file for the file output.
-d <arg> Source directory with one or more files to convert.
-f <arg> Source file to convert.
-h <arg> Height of the output file.
-n <arg> New name to use for all output files.
-o <arg> Output directory where to put the file.
--unsecure Allow external resources in SVG.
-w <arg> Width of the output file.
{
"files": [
{
"directory": "drawable-xxxhdpi",
"nameSuffix": "_24dp",
"height": 96,
"width": 96
},{
"directory": "drawable-xxhdpi",
"nameSuffix": "_24dp",
"height": 72,
"width": 72
},{
"directory": "drawable-xhdpi",
"nameSuffix": "_24dp",
"height": 48,
"width": 48
},{
"directory": "drawable-hdpi",
"nameSuffix": "_24dp",
"height": 36,
"width": 36
},{
"directory": "drawable-mdpi",
"nameSuffix": "_24dp",
"height": 24,
"width": 24
}
]
}