JPG is the most widely accepted image format there is: every upload form, phone gallery, printer and photo service takes it. It has no transparency, so turning an SVG into a JPG means drawing the vector at a chosen pixel size on top of a solid background colour, then compressing the result.
This tool renders each SVG with your browser at 1x, 2x, 4x or a custom width up to 8,192 px, fills see-through areas with white or a colour you choose, and saves a JPG at the quality you set (92% by default). It converts up to 30 SVGs per run.
Limits: JPG compression can leave faint smudges around sharp edges and flat colour, which is what logos and icons are made of. At 90% quality or above they are hard to see; if you need perfectly clean edges or transparency, use SVG to PNG instead. Linked fonts and images in the SVG are not drawn by browsers, and the tool tells you when a file has them.