Free tools for EPS to PNG
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Ghostscript (command line)
gs -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -dEPSCrop -sDEVICE=pngalpha -r300 -sOutputFile=output.png input.eps. -r sets the DPI, -dEPSCrop trims the page to the artwork, and pngalpha keeps a transparent background.
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Inkscape (free)
File → Open the EPS (Inkscape uses Ghostscript to read it, so install that too on Windows), then File → Export → PNG with the DPI you need.
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GIMP (free)
GIMP opens EPS through Ghostscript and asks for a resolution when importing; pick it there, since the artwork becomes pixels at that point. Then File → Export As → PNG.
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Note for Mac users
Preview no longer opens EPS or PostScript files since macOS Ventura (13). Use one of the tools above.
Why convert EPS to PNG?
EPS was built for PostScript printers in the 1980s. PNG was built for the web in the 1990s. Converting EPS to PNG is how you bring legacy print artwork into every modern digital context.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert EPS to PNG using Ghostscript?
ImageMagick command for EPS to PNG?
My EPS file renders with a white box around it — how do I remove it?
No account. No upload. Works in any browser.