Paste or upload an SVG file to preview, inspect metadata, edit source code, format, minify, and convert to PNG, WebP, JPG, or SVG.
Drag & drop an SVG file or press Ctrl+V anywhere
100% private in browser. No SVG code is uploaded to any server.
Paste SVG code or upload a file to preview
Press Ctrl+V to paste SVG code from clipboard or click Upload to select an SVG file from your computer.
Inspect live rendered preview with custom backgrounds (grid, white, dark), zoom controls, element counts, and color palettes.
Use the built-in XML code editor to format indented structure or minify SVG whitespace to save file size.
Select your export format (PNG, WebP, JPG, SVG) and scale multiplier (1x, 2x, 4x) to download instant high-resolution graphics.
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an open XML-based vector graphics format standard maintained by the W3C. Unlike raster images like PNG or JPG that rely on fixed grids of pixels, SVG images define shapes, lines, curves, text, and colors mathematically.
Because SVG graphics are resolution-independent, they look razor-sharp on high-DPI Retina displays and mobile phones without increasing file sizes. They are widely used for web icons, company logos, illustrations, diagrams, and UI elements.
SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector image format. Unlike raster images (PNG/JPG) made of pixels, SVG images use mathematical shapes, paths, lines, and text. This allows SVG images to scale infinitely without losing crisp quality.
You can view an SVG file by dragging and dropping it into ToolJi SVG Viewer, clicking 'Upload SVG File', or simply copying SVG code and pressing Ctrl+V anywhere on the page.
No. All SVG rendering, metadata inspection, code formatting, minification, and image rasterization happen 100% locally in your web browser. Your SVG code never leaves your device.
Yes! You can convert any SVG to PNG, WebP, or JPG at 1x, 2x, 3x, or 4x high-resolution scaling while preserving crisp edges and optional transparent backgrounds.
Yes. ToolJi automatically strips dangerous scripts, inline event handlers (onload, onclick), and javascript: URIs to ensure complete safety while viewing SVG snippets copied from external sources.
Yes. The built-in code editor lets you format indented XML code or minify SVG whitespace to reduce file size with 1-click compression stats.