A picture that browsers, slides and chat can open
Browsers generally do not draw EPS, and many upload forms and slide tools refuse it. PNG opens almost everywhere, so a PNG copy of a logo or a figure can be placed without extra software.
EPS to PNG Converter
Add an EPS file and get a PNG picture back. The PNG is a flat RGB image at 72 pixels per inch with a white background.
To convert eps to png, add the .eps file, keep PNG as the output format and download the result. In our test, a 300 × 150 pt logo became a 300 × 150 px png: one point became one pixel, and the background came out white, not transparent.
Transfers use HTTPS, and files converted on the free tier are deleted after 24 hours, so the result is not a long-term archive. Quality depends on the source file, so open the PNG file once before you share it.
FromEPSLossless
EPS (Encapsulated PostScript)
A PostScript program that describes one rectangular graphic, made by Adobe in the late 1980s so illustrations could be placed in printed documents. It is mostly vector, can embed raster images, and states its size in a %%BoundingBox header line. It has no layers or transparency, needs a PostScript interpreter such as Ghostscript to draw, and version 3.0 from 1992 is the last one Adobe published.
ToPNGLosslessTransparency
PNG (Portable Network Graphics)
A lossless raster format with a full alpha channel. It preserves every pixel it is given and supports transparency, which makes it the usual choice for logos, screenshots, and any image with sharp edges or text.
Our own EPS logo, 300 × 150 pt, in an RGB and a CMYK version, converted on indox.org
- EPS (RGB)the original, bounding box 300 × 150 pt
- 707 B
- PNG from RGBfrom indox, 300 × 150 px, no alpha
- 4,186 B
- EPS (CMYK)the original, same drawing in CMYK
- 721 B
- PNG from CMYKfrom indox, RGB, colours shifted
- 5,967 B
Why use indox to convert EPS to PNG?
No Illustrator, Photoshop or Ghostscript to install
The conversion runs on indox servers. You add the EPS in the browser on Windows, Mac, Linux or a phone and download the PNG. You do not need a desktop program that can read PostScript.
The size follows the bounding box in the file
An EPS states its own size in a %%BoundingBox line. In our test a box of 300 × 150 pt gave a PNG of exactly 300 × 150 px, so you can predict the pixel size before you convert.
Colours checked on RGB and CMYK files
We converted one EPS drawn in RGB and one drawn in CMYK. Pure red, blue and green stayed exact in the RGB file, and the CMYK file came out as RGB with shifted values, listed below.
What happens to your EPS
Stays
- Your original EPS, which is not touched
- The drawing inside the bounding box, with its shapes and text
- The proportions of the artwork
- Pure RGB colours, which stayed exact in our test
Changes
- Vector shapes become pixels at one point per pixel
- Everything outside the bounding box is clipped
- The background becomes solid white, with no transparency
- CMYK colours are converted to RGB and shift a little
- File size: 707 B became 4,186 B in our test
How do I convert EPS to PNG online?
- 1
Add your EPS file
Drop the .eps file on the box or choose it from your device. Keep the original: it is the only copy that still has the vector shapes, and the PNG cannot be turned back into them.
- 2
Confirm PNG, then start the conversion
Check that PNG is the output format on the converter, then start the conversion. In our test it took 3.2 seconds from the click to Completed, for both of the files we tried.
- 3
Download the PNG and check size and edges
Save the PNG and open it before you place it. Look at the pixel size, the edges of the drawing and the background, because those are the three things that change most.
What do I get from indox's EPS to PNG converter?
You hand over an EPS file and take away a PNG of it that opens in a browser, a slide deck or a CMS. Use it when you need a flat picture of an EPS. It does not edit the drawing or turn it back into vector shapes.
- One PNG for the EPS you add, in a few clicks
- Nothing installed on Windows, Mac or a phone
- Pixel size, white background and CMYK shift stated before you convert, from our own test
- Your original EPS is left as it was
What are the limits for EPS to PNG?
Size
The upload box shows the live size limit before you add a file. Signing in raises it; a paid plan does not change it.
Formats
EPS in, PNG out. Pick another output on the converter if you need a different format.
Privacy
Files are encrypted in transit over HTTPS and processed on indox infrastructure.
Deletion
Free-tier files are kept for 24 hours after the job finishes, then deleted automatically.
Limits worth knowing
- The PNG is small. The converter has no resolution setting, so the pixel size follows the file: 72 pixels per inch in our test. For a large print-quality raster, export from your vector program at the size you need.
- There is no transparency. In our test the background was solid white and the PNG had no alpha channel, so a logo with a transparent cut-out is not produced here.
- CMYK colours shift. The PNG is RGB, and Ghostscript's default CMYK to RGB conversion changed our test colours, for example CMYK 1 1 0 0 became RGB 46, 48, 146. Match brand colours by eye or by value after converting.
- Anything outside the %%BoundingBox is cut off. If the box is wrong or missing, the PNG can be cropped or blank. We did not test fonts that are not embedded in the EPS, or EPS files with a binary DOS preview header, so check the result of such files.
- The PNG cannot become vector again. To get scalable shapes, keep the EPS or ask for an SVG or PDF. PNG to EPS is a different job and is not what this page does.
When the result is not what you expected
| What you see | Why | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| The PNG is tiny | The size follows the bounding box at 72 pixels per inch | Export a larger version from your vector program, or accept the small size |
| A white box around the logo | EPS has no transparency, so the background is white | Remove the white in an image editor, or use EPS to SVG for scalable shapes |
| Colours look duller than in print | CMYK was converted to RGB | Compare with the original and set brand colours by value |
| Part of the drawing is missing | It lies outside the %%BoundingBox | Fix the bounding box in a vector program, then convert again |
| You need a smaller file or photo-style output | PNG is lossless | Use PNG to JPG on the result, or EPS to JPG |
What do the free and paid plans add?
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- Email support
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- Access to all features
- AI Extract
- Priority conversions
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- Everything in Basic
- Highest priority queue
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- No subscription
- Credits never expire
- Opt-in auto-refill
- Access to all features
Which conversions are close to EPS to PNG?
EPS vs PNG: what is the difference?
| Compared on | EPS | PNG |
|---|---|---|
| Content | A PostScript program, mostly vector shapes, one rectangular graphic | A grid of pixels, lossless |
| Size | Scales without loss, with the size given by %%BoundingBox | Fixed pixel size, softer when enlarged |
| Transparency | None | Optional alpha channel, though our PNG had none |
| Colour | CMYK or RGB | RGB, greyscale or indexed, never CMYK |
| Where it opens | Print and design software with a PostScript interpreter | Browsers, phones, slides, chat and CMS uploads |
Who can use a EPS to PNG converter?
When to use it
- Placing a logo supplied as EPS on a website or in a CMS media library.
- Putting a figure from a paper or a LaTeX project on a slide.
- Checking what an unknown .eps file looks like before you open it in a design tool.
- Sending a quick preview of a vector illustration to someone who cannot open EPS.
Where can I read more about converting files?
Sources
- Encapsulated PostScript File Format Version 3.0Library of Congress
- PNG (Portable Network Graphics) Specification, Version 1.2libpng.org
- Ghostscript output devicesArtifex Ghostscript
- Using Ghostscript, including -dEPSCropArtifex Ghostscript
- ps2eps documentation: bounding boxesCTAN
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EPS to PNG FAQs
How do I convert EPS to PNG for free?
Open the converter, add your EPS file, keep PNG as the output and download the result. In our test we did this without signing in and the conversion finished in 3.2 seconds.
What size will my PNG be?
The pixel size follows the bounding box of the EPS, one point to one pixel. Our test logo with a box of 300 × 150 pt gave a 300 × 150 px PNG. A small drawing gives a small picture.
Will the PNG have a transparent background?
No. EPS has no transparency, and in our test the PNG had no alpha channel. Every pixel the drawing did not cover was white. If you need a transparent logo, remove the background in an image editor afterwards.
Why does my PNG look small or blurry?
An EPS is drawn at 72 pixels per inch here, and nothing is added when it is enlarged. A small bounding box means few pixels, and stretching them later makes the edges soft. Export from your vector program at a larger size if you need more.
Why are the colours different from my CMYK EPS?
PNG stores RGB, not CMYK, so the colours are converted. In our test CMYK 0 1 1 0 became RGB 237, 28, 36. A plain RGB file kept pure red, blue and green exactly.
Why is part of my drawing missing or cut off?
Only the area inside the %%BoundingBox is drawn. Shapes beyond it were clipped in our test. Open the EPS in a vector program and check that the box covers the whole artwork.
Can I get the vector back from the PNG?
No. The PNG holds pixels only. Keep the EPS, or convert it to SVG or PDF if you need shapes that scale.
Is my file kept private?
The converter page states how long files are kept for free use, so read that notice before you upload anything confidential. Only upload files you are allowed to share.
Do I need Illustrator to convert EPS to PNG?
No. The conversion runs on indox servers, and you only need a browser to add the file and download the PNG.
Should I choose PNG or JPG for an EPS logo?
Choose PNG for logos and line art, because it is lossless and keeps sharp edges. JPG is smaller and suits photos, but it blurs thin lines and text.