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SVG Code Editor

Online SVG code editor with real-time preview, syntax validation, template snippets, and multi-format export for icon creation and frontend debugging.

SVG Code Editor

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Characters: 0
Syntax: Pending

Canvas Settings

Quick Elements

Live Preview

Enter SVG code to start preview and export.

Export Settings

SVG Info

Element Count0
Path Count0
Text Nodes0
Gradient Count0
Estimated Size0 B
EncodingUTF-8

Quick Tips

  • Define viewBox first for responsive output and clean scaling.
  • Use grouped <g> layers when your SVG contains many nodes.
  • Try 2x or 4x raster export to reduce visible jagged edges.
  • Minify before publishing to reduce transfer size.


Documentation

About SVG Code Editor

This tool lets you write, validate, preview, and export SVG directly in the browser. You can edit raw SVG code, inspect rendering in real time, and export in multiple formats.

Core Features

  • Code editing and validation: paste or write SVG and get syntax status with error hints.
  • Code processing: one-click format, minify, and clear actions.
  • Canvas controls: configure size, background, grid, zoom, and fit-to-screen preview.
  • Quick element insertion: insert common SVG shapes for faster drafting.
  • Multi-format export: export as SVG, PNG, JPEG, or WEBP with size and quality options.
  • Structure stats: view counts for elements, paths, texts, gradients, and more.

How To Use

  1. Paste or write SVG in the editor, or start from a template.
  2. Format/minify the code and fix syntax issues if reported.
  3. Tune canvas and preview options to confirm final rendering.
  4. Select export format and size, then download or copy code.

Typical Use Cases

  • Rapid icon and illustration iteration for web projects.
  • Pre-delivery checks for design assets.
  • Privacy-sensitive local SVG processing workflows.

FAQ

Why is nothing shown in preview?

Your SVG is usually invalid or missing required root structure. Run formatting first and fix the highlighted syntax issues.

Why does raster export look blurry?

Increase export dimensions or use custom size. SVG is vector, but raster clarity depends on output resolution.