What the viewer shows you
- Rendered preview on a checkerboard, so white fills and transparent regions are easy to see.
- Pixel size resolved from the
width/heightattributes, falling back to theviewBoxthe way browsers do. - viewBox, which explains most scaling, cropping and offset problems.
- Element count and file size, a quick signal that a file exported from a design tool needs cleaning up.
- Highlighted source so you can read the markup without opening a code editor.
How to view an SVG file
- Drag the .svg file onto the drop zone, or click Choose file.
- Or paste markup starting with
<svginto the text box and click View SVG. - Check the preview and stats. Click Edit in Vectopea to change it, or View another file.
Viewer or editor?
A viewer answers “what is in this file?”. When you need to move a shape, recolour an icon, fix a path or export a PNG, open the file in the online SVG editor. It reads CSS classes, nested transforms, <use>/<symbol> and gradients, so the file opens the way it looks here. To rasterise without editing, use the SVG to PNG converter.