SVG Preview

View, edit and optimize SVG files in real-time. Support zoom, grid overlay and PNG export.

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💡 Tip: You can also drag and drop SVG files directly into the editor

SVG Preview

💡 Tip: If SVG doesn't display correctly, try switching render mode. "Image" mode is more compatible, "Inline" mode supports interactivity.

SVG Information

Size: 226 bytes
Lines: 4
Elements: 3
Characters: 226

What is SVG Preview?

SVG Preview is a free online tool that allows you to view, edit, and optimize SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) files in real-time. Simply paste your SVG code in the editor and instantly see how it renders. Perfect for web developers, designers, and anyone working with vector graphics.

Why Use Our SVG Preview Tool?

  • Real-time Preview: See changes instantly as you edit your SVG code
  • SVG Validation: Automatically validates your SVG and shows syntax errors
  • Code Formatting: Format and beautify your SVG code for better readability
  • Minification: Reduce SVG file size by removing unnecessary whitespace
  • Custom Background: Change background color to test different contexts
  • Grid Overlay: Toggle grid to help with alignment and positioning
  • Zoom Control: Zoom in/out to inspect SVG details
  • Export Options: Download as SVG or convert to PNG format

How to Use SVG Preview

  1. Paste your SVG code in the editor on the left
  2. The preview will update automatically on the right
  3. Use Format/Minify buttons to optimize your code
  4. Adjust background color and zoom as needed
  5. Download as SVG or export as PNG

Common Use Cases

  • Web Development: Preview and debug SVG icons and graphics before using in projects
  • Design Work: Test SVG exports from design tools like Figma, Sketch, or Illustrator
  • Optimization: Minify SVG files to reduce page load times
  • Learning: Understand SVG structure by experimenting with code
  • Conversion: Convert SVG to PNG for use in contexts that don't support SVG

What is SVG?

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector image format for the web. Unlike raster images (PNG, JPG), SVGs can scale to any size without losing quality. They're perfect for logos, icons, illustrations, and interactive graphics. SVG files are text-based, meaning they can be edited with code and are typically smaller than equivalent raster images.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my SVG code stored on your servers?

No, all processing happens entirely in your browser. Your SVG code never leaves your device, ensuring complete privacy and security.

What's the maximum SVG size I can preview?

There's no hard limit, but very large SVGs (millions of elements) may slow down your browser. For best performance, keep SVGs under 1MB.

Can I preview animated SVGs?

Yes! SVG animations using CSS or SMIL will play in the preview. However, JavaScript-based animations require the full HTML context.

Why does my SVG look different than in my design tool?

Some design tools use non-standard features or proprietary attributes. Make sure your SVG follows W3C standards for best compatibility.

How do I fix SVG validation errors?

Common issues include missing xmlns attribute, unclosed tags, or invalid characters. The error message will point to the specific problem.

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