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Browse the SVG DOM tree, select nodes, and adjust attributes with a live canvas preview.
SVG Tools / SVG Editor
Free · Interactive · Private
Edit vector graphics with layers, inspector controls, undo/redo, and multi-format export. Build and polish icons entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded to process this tool.
Run SVG Editor entirely in your browser. Files stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to process this tool.
Launch SVG EditorDesigned for designers and developers who need fast local SVG editing without desktop software.
Browse the SVG DOM tree, select nodes, and adjust attributes with a live canvas preview.
Tweak fills, strokes, opacity, and geometry without leaving the page.
Iterate safely with history so experiments never cost you progress.
Export cleaned SVG and related formats for apps, docs, and design handoff.
Inspect fine paths and icon details with a responsive editing surface.
Editing runs client-side. Your SVG markup stays on your device.
Start editing in three simple steps
Start from the default sample, paste markup, or load an icon into the studio.
Select layers, adjust styles in the inspector, and refine until it looks right.
Download or copy the updated SVG (and related exports) for your project.
Everything you need to know about editing SVG online
No. Editing, preview, and export all run in your browser. Your SVG markup stays on your device unless you choose to download or copy it yourself.
Yes. Use Pick Icon in the toolbar (enter a key like lucide:house or Browse sets), open an icon from a collection, or visit /app/svg-tools/editor?icon=prefix:name. The studio loads that SVG so you can tweak layers and export. Public icons stay under their upstream open-source licenses—editing or exporting does not grant extra rights. Review the license on the icon set page before commercial use; see our Terms for the full disclaimer.
You can export cleaned SVG and related formats suitable for apps, docs, and design handoff. Use the studio export controls after you finish editing.
Yes. The editor keeps local history while the tab is open, so you can experiment with styles and geometry without losing earlier states.