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Use the SVG viewer for icons, logos, UI graphics, badges, exported design assets, and small diagrams that need a quick visual check.
SVG viewer
Use this SVG viewer to load an SVG file or paste SVG code, preview it, and inspect basic SVG details such as viewBox, width, and height.
Runs locally
The core file work happens in your browser where possible.
No upload
SVG and PDF files are not sent to a server for the browser tools.
Editable output
Preview, copy, clean, or download the result before you use it.
Clear limits
Complex print files, scans, and unsupported SVG features may need another workflow.
Paste SVG code or load a .svg file. The preview and SVG details are generated locally.
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Use the SVG viewer for icons, logos, UI graphics, badges, exported design assets, and small diagrams that need a quick visual check.
Check the viewBox, width, height, and removed markup count before converting SVG to PNG, PDF, React, or a data URI.
Review files that include animation, external images, CSS variables, embedded fonts, scripts, or event handlers before using them in production.
This SVG viewer runs in your browser. It is for quick checks: paste markup, open an SVG file, see the preview, and confirm the viewBox and dimensions before you convert, clean, or paste the SVG into a project.
The viewer uses the same cleanup rules as the SVG cleaner. That means scripts, event handlers, unsafe links, and unsupported tags are removed before preview. For unknown SVG files, this gives you a safer first look at the markup.
Need to change the markup? Open the SVG code editor. To crop extra canvas space, use the SVG viewBox editor. For cleanup, open the SVG cleaner. Before publishing an icon, run the SVG accessibility checker. For export, use SVG to PNG or SVG to PDF.
Yes. The SVG viewer runs in the browser. It previews SVG code or an SVG file without sending the file to a server.
Yes. After preview, it shows the SVG viewBox, width, height, and how many unsafe or unsupported items were removed during cleanup.
The preview uses cleaned SVG output. Your original input remains in the text box unless you copy or download the cleaned version.
The viewer previews cleaned SVG in a browser sandbox. External fonts, linked images, scripts, unsupported tags, and some CSS can be removed or rendered differently.