SVG Viewer & Editor
Paste SVG code and preview it instantly with zoom controls.
About This Tool
The SVG Viewer lets you paste any SVG markup and instantly see how it renders in a browser canvas. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based format for vector images that scales perfectly to any screen size without pixelation. The editor lets you inspect and tweak the code; the preview updates as you switch tabs.
Supported background modes — checker (transparent grid), white, and black — help you judge whether your SVG has transparent areas or color contrast issues against different surfaces. The zoom control lets you inspect fine detail or see how the image looks at reduced size.
How to Use
- Paste or type SVG code in the Editor tab.
- Switch to the Preview tab to see the rendered result.
- Adjust zoom and background for easier inspection.
- Click Copy SVG or Download SVG when ready.
Use Cases
Designers inspect SVG exports from Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape to verify they look correct before embedding in HTML. Developers troubleshoot inline SVG markup by pasting it here and tweaking attributes. Frontend engineers use the checker background to confirm which parts of an icon are transparent. Students learning SVG syntax experiment with shapes and paths in the editor and see the result immediately.
FAQ
- Is my SVG code sent to a server? — No. The preview is rendered entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored.
- Why does my SVG look blank? — Check that the root
<svg>element has aviewBoxor explicitwidth/height. Also confirm the fill colors aren't the same as the background. - Can I edit the SVG and re-download? — Yes. Switch to the Editor tab, make your changes, switch back to Preview to verify, then click Download SVG.