EPS to PNG converter



Supported image types: EPS (Encapsulated PostScript)
Max file size: 200MB. All uploaded files are automatically deleted 1 hour after upload.

Online EPS to PNG Rasterizer

Convert Encapsulated PostScript (.eps) files into lossless PNG images directly in your browser without Adobe Illustrator or Ghostscript installed locally. Because EPS is a resolution-independent PostScript language format used primarily in print production and sign making, web browsers and standard image viewers cannot display it natively. Rasterizing the file to PNG produces a universally compatible image with full alpha channel transparency.

How PostScript Bounding Boxes and DPI Work

Every valid EPS file contains a %%BoundingBox comment in its header that defines the artwork coordinates in PostScript points (where 1 inch equals 72 points). During conversion, our renderer crops the canvas tightly to this bounding box (EPSCrop) so you don't end up with a small logo sitting in the corner of a blank A4 or US Letter page.

  • 72 DPI: Renders 1 pixel per PostScript point, matching the base dimensions declared in the EPS header. Good for quick previews and small web icons.
  • 150 DPI (Default): Doubles the pixel dimensions for sharp display on high-DPI (Retina) screens and slide decks.
  • 300 & 600 DPI: Generates high-resolution bitmap output suitable for print layouts, large banners, or further editing in raster software.
  • Transparent vs. White Background: By default, uncolored areas outside your vector shapes remain transparent (RGBA). Uncheck the transparency option if your EPS relies on paper white as part of the design.

Related Vector & Image Tools

If you want to keep your artwork as editable vector paths instead of converting it to pixels, use EPS to SVG for web graphics or EPS to PDF for print documents. If you need a smaller file size for photographic or complex shaded EPS illustrations, try EPS to JPG. After converting to PNG, you can also run the result through the PNG optimizer or image resizer.