SVG Viewer
Open any SVG to preview it at any zoom, read its viewBox and dimensions, and check the source for errors — nothing is uploaded.
or click to browse — SVG only
This file could not be parsed
The XML below is where the parser stopped. Fix it and drop the file again.
Preview
Drag to pan
look inside a vector
SVG is plain XML text, so a broken file usually means one bad character rather than corrupt data. This viewer renders what the browser renders, and tells you plainly when it cannot.
Zoom to 800% to check a path edge, read the viewBox to understand how the artwork scales, or copy the source to paste into your editor.
three steps
Pick a .svg file from your device — nothing is uploaded.
Pan around, switch the background, read the dimensions.
Copy the source, or read the parse error if it is malformed.
quick answers
The preview renders in an isolated image context, so external fonts and remotely linked images are not loaded. Text that relies on a web font may fall back to a system font.
viewBox defines the coordinate system the artwork is drawn in. Width and height say how big it renders by default; viewBox says how it scales. When a file has no viewBox we show the value the browser assumes.
Yes for well-formedness. The file is parsed as XML, and any parse error is shown with the message the browser produced. It does not check against the full SVG specification.
No. The file is read and rendered entirely in your browser.