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SVG Editor

Open or paste SVG source, make precise code changes, preview the result safely, and download the cleaned vector file.

Source

Edit SVG markup

<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 640 360" role="img" aria-labelledby="title desc">
  <title id="title">WebTaskKit sample</title>
  <desc id="desc">A teal circle and a calm typographic label.</desc>
  <rect width="640" height="360" rx="32" fill="#f6f8fa"/>
  <circle cx="168" cy="180" r="76" fill="#0f766e"/>
  <path d="M140 180h56M168 152v56" stroke="#fff" stroke-width="12" stroke-linecap="round"/>
  <text x="264" y="194" fill="#102026" font-family="system-ui, sans-serif" font-size="42" font-weight="700">WebTaskKit</text>
</svg>

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Sanitized output

Safe preview

Fix the markup to restore the preview.

Checking SVG…

Safe preview ready.

This tool runs locally in your browser. Your input is not uploaded to WebTaskKit.

Simple by design

How to use SVG editor

1
Paste SVG markup or open a local SVG file up to 750 KB.
2
Edit shapes, colors, dimensions, accessible text or the viewBox in the source panel.
3
Read the cleanup notice, review the sandboxed preview and download the cleaned SVG.

Live validation

Malformed XML, non-SVG documents and unsupported declarations are identified before export.

Safer preview

Scripts, event handlers, embedded documents, stylesheets and external resource links are removed.

Vector output

Keep the resolution-independent advantages of SVG for interfaces, diagrams and print artwork.

Put it to work

Practical ways to use SVG editor

Recolor an icon or logo

Find a fill or stroke value, replace it with the approved color and confirm every shape in the live preview.

Repair scaling behavior

Review width, height and viewBox values when artwork crops, stretches or refuses to fit a responsive container.

Inspect a downloaded asset

Open unfamiliar SVG source, note what the cleaner removes and export a simpler local copy before placing it in a project.

Choose deliberately

Make the right output

Use source editing for precise changes

This editor suits known adjustments such as color values, coordinates, labels and dimensions. A visual drawing application is better for freehand design.

Keep a viewBox for flexible scaling

A correct viewBox gives the browser an internal coordinate system, allowing the artwork to resize without changing every path.

Choose SVG for graphic shapes, not photos

Logos, icons and diagrams usually benefit from vector output. Detailed photographs are generally smaller and more predictable as raster images.

Continue the workflow

Useful next steps

Create a scalable QR codeGenerate a QR code as SVG, then inspect its dimensions before using it in print artwork.Create a vector barcodeExport a standards-based barcode as SVG when a label or packaging workflow needs crisp lines.Prepare accessible labelsDraft concise title and description text before adding it to an SVG's accessible markup.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Are SVG files edited locally?

Yes. Source parsing, cleanup, preview and download happen in your browser.

What is an SVG viewBox?

The viewBox defines the internal coordinate system and lets the graphic scale while preserving its proportions when configured correctly.

Is unsafe content removed?

The downloadable result removes common active-content vectors, including scripts, event attributes, embedded documents, style elements and external resource links. Review untrusted assets within your own security process as well.

When should I use SVG instead of PNG?

SVG is ideal for logos, icons and diagrams that must remain sharp at many sizes. PNG is generally better for complex pixel imagery and applications that do not accept SVG.