SVG File Viewer

Analyze SVG vector graphics with detailed element information, source code viewer, DOM structure analysis, and live preview. Free, fast, and secure browser-based viewer.

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.SVG Vector Graphics XML-based
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SVG Viewer Features

Live Preview

See your SVG rendered in real-time with zoom controls and transparency grid background.

Source Code View

View syntax-highlighted SVG/XML code with copy and download options.

DOM Structure

Explore the hierarchical structure of SVG elements with collapsible tree view.

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All processing happens in your browser. Files never leave your device.

Common SVG Elements

<path>

Complex shapes & curves

<rect>

Rectangles & squares

<circle>

Circles & dots

<g>

Grouping elements

<text>

Text content

<defs>

Gradients & patterns

Frequently Asked Questions

SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector image format for 2D graphics. Unlike raster formats (PNG, JPG), SVG images can scale to any size without losing quality. They're ideal for logos, icons, illustrations, and interactive graphics on the web.

The viewBox attribute defines the coordinate system and aspect ratio of an SVG. It consists of four values: min-x, min-y, width, and height. This allows the SVG to scale proportionally regardless of its display size, enabling responsive behavior.

Yes! Use the "Export PNG" button to download your SVG as a PNG image. For other conversions, check out our SVG to ICO, SVG to Favicon, or SVG to PNG converters for more options.

Yes, your files are completely secure. All SVG processing happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your files are never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy for your vector graphics and their contents.

Some SVGs may use external resources (fonts, images, CSS), require JavaScript, or have complex features that browsers handle differently. If your SVG doesn't display correctly, try our SVG Analyzer to check for potential issues or missing elements.

The DOM (Document Object Model) structure view shows the hierarchical organization of elements in your SVG file. It helps you understand how elements are nested (groups, paths, shapes) and their attributes, which is useful for editing or optimizing SVG code.