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Fix SVG syntax to refresh the preview. Root element must be an <svg>.

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Preview is sanitized (scripts and unsafe attributes are removed). The panel may add a viewBox for fitting only — editor and download still use your source as written.

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SVG Code Tools

SVG Code Editor Online

Edit SVG code online with live preview, formatting, validation, and instant export.

What you can do here

This page is a browser playground: edit inline SVG, test attribute tweaks, format or minify, then export—without treating the flow as a one-way “converter.”

  • Edit SVG source with line numbers, folding, and optional word wrap.
  • Preview changes instantly on a checkerboard-friendly background you control.
  • Format messy markup or minify for production, then copy or download the result.
  • Validate structure before export—ideal for inline snippets and hand-tuned icons.

FAQ

Can I edit SVG code directly in the browser?

Yes. The workspace is a full source editor with syntax-aware XML highlighting, line numbers, folding, and optional word wrap so you can iterate on paths, attributes, and groups without installing desktop software.

Does this support live preview?

Preview updates as you type whenever the document is valid SVG. The preview panel sanitizes scripts and unsafe attributes for safety; your editor buffer and exports still reflect the exact source you wrote.

Can I format messy SVG code?

Use Format to run Prettier-style cleanup on valid SVG. If the markup is not yet well-formed XML, fix syntax errors first so formatting can run safely.

Can I minify SVG before downloading?

Yes. Minify removes unnecessary whitespace for production assets. It re-validates after minification so you do not accidentally ship a broken file.

Is my code processed locally?

Validation, preview, format, minify, copy, and download all run in your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server for editing in this workflow.

Does this work with inline SVG markup?

Paste any fragment as long as the document is well-formed XML with a root <svg> element. For snippets copied from HTML, strip surrounding tags so the editor starts with <svg>…</svg>.

Related tools

How-to guides

Step-by-step help for common SVG workflows. Each guide includes the matching tool so you can try it immediately.