Check the silhouette
Switch among a transparency grid, white, and black to spot unwanted fills, weak contrast, clipped shadows, and stray shapes.
Inspect the SVG before it ships.
Open an SVG on a controlled inspection bench. The viewer removes active content, shows what changed, and lets you examine the safe result without uploading the source.
- No upload
- Safe preview
- Free download
Inspection bench
SVG Viewer
Your file stays on this device
Load an SVG to inspect its safe rendering.
Sanitizer report
Inspection method
One file. Three useful checks.
Check the detail
Zoom from 25% to 400%. The browser scales the sanitized vector preview, so edges stay crisp while you inspect joins and alignment.
Check the markup
Review dimensions, element count, file size, and the sanitizer report. Download the cleaned SVG used for the preview when it is ready.
Local by design
Previewing an SVG should not expose the source.
SVG can contain more than paths and shapes. It can reference remote files or include active browser features. Opening an unknown SVG directly in a page is therefore different from previewing a flat image.
This viewer parses the XML first. It rejects document type and entity declarations, limits file size and complexity, and removes scripts, embedded documents, event handlers, remote URLs, unsafe CSS, and SVG animation elements. Only then does it create a temporary browser object URL for the image preview.
The temporary URL is released when you clear the tool or leave the page. No upload endpoint, AI model, account, or credit balance is involved.
FAQ
Before you inspect.
Does the SVG Viewer upload my file?
No. Reading, sanitizing, previewing, and downloading happen in your browser. The source SVG is not sent to this site or to an AI provider.
Why does the viewer sanitize SVG files?
SVG is XML and can contain scripts, event handlers, remote URLs, embedded documents, and animation. The viewer removes active or remote content before it creates the preview.
Can I download the cleaned SVG?
Yes. After inspection, download the exact sanitized markup used for the preview. The filename receives a -sanitized suffix so the original stays separate.
What does 100% zoom mean?
The viewer first fits the artwork into the inspection area. One hundred percent is that fitted width; larger settings expand it for detail inspection without changing the SVG file.
Which SVG files are supported?
The current limit is 5 MB, 10,000 elements, dimensions up to 100,000 source units, and an aspect ratio no wider or taller than 100:1.