SVG Viewer: Preview, Zoom, and Export SVG or PNG Online
SVG Viewer is an SVG preview tool for checking how SVG markup renders in a browser. Paste or drop SVG content to display it in a fully sandboxed iframe, with scripts stripped. Zoom in or out, toggle a checkerboard background to inspect transparency, then download the SVG or export a PNG through a canvas.
SVG Viewer is an SVG preview online tool that renders SVG markup so you can inspect the result in your browser. Paste or drop SVG content to see how the document appears, rather than relying only on its source text. The preview is shown in a fully sandboxed iframe, and scripts are stripped.
You can zoom in or out to inspect the rendered image at different scales and toggle a checkerboard background to see transparent areas more clearly. When you are done, download the SVG or export it as a PNG via a canvas. These controls make it straightforward to preview SVG online and choose an output that suits your next task.
SVG is a vector image format, while PNG is a raster image format. Keeping an image as SVG is useful when you want the vector document; exporting a PNG gives you a raster version of the preview. The viewer supports both downloading the SVG and exporting a PNG, so you can inspect the source format and create a PNG output when needed.
SVG Viewer runs entirely in your browser: your input is processed on your device and is not uploaded, stored, or sent to a server. Once the page has loaded, it works offline without a server dependency. It is useful for developers and DevOps engineers who need to inspect an SVG they did not create, check its rendered appearance, or export a PNG without sending the input elsewhere.
Step 1: Paste your SVG markup or drop an SVG file into the tool to load it for preview.
Step 2: Inspect the rendered SVG in the preview and check how its shapes and text appear.
Step 3: Zoom in or out to examine the SVG at different scales.
Step 4: Toggle the checkerboard background to make transparent areas easier to see.
Step 5: Download the SVG file or export the preview as a PNG via a canvas.
Use case: Inspect an SVG document you did not write and cannot easily understand by reading its markup alone.
Use case: Check how an SVG renders before using it in code that consumes or displays the document.
Use case: Review a large SVG visually while working out which parts of its markup you need to inspect or edit.
Use case: Zoom in to examine details in an SVG when the full image is difficult to assess at its initial scale.
Use case: Check transparent areas by switching on the checkerboard background.
Use case: Export an SVG preview as a PNG when you need a raster image instead of the original vector document.
Use case: Download the SVG after inspecting it in the browser.