SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files are commonly used for logos, icons, and illustrations because they can be resized without losing quality.
However, sometimes you need to convert SVG files to a PNG (Portable Network Graphics) format for better compatibility with websites or applications.
In Linux, there are several ways to do this conversion easily, using both command-line tools and graphical applications.
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