SVG Viewer

What is SVG Viewer?

Paste raw SVG markup and see it rendered instantly in a live preview, with a checkered background so you can see transparent areas clearly. Useful for quickly checking an icon or illustration you're editing by hand, debugging a `viewBox` or `fill` issue, or previewing SVG pulled from an API response or a design tool's export without saving it to a file first. The preview renders inside a sandboxed iframe with scripting disabled, so pasting SVG from an untrusted source (a downloaded icon set, a code snippet from a forum) doesn't risk executing embedded `<script>` tags or event-handler attributes some SVG files can carry. Nothing you paste is sent to a server; rendering happens entirely in your browser.

How to Use the SVG Viewer

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   Paste the SVG Markup: Enter raw SVG code, such as an icon export or API response.

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   Review the Live Preview: The rendered image appears automatically in a sandboxed frame with a transparency checker background.

What This Tool Is For

It renders raw SVG markup live so you can see exactly what an icon or illustration looks like without saving it to a file and opening it in an image viewer or browser tab first. Because it updates as you edit, it also works as a quick way to iterate on hand-written SVG: tweak a path or attribute and see the result immediately. A common case: checking that an SVG icon exported from a design tool actually renders correctly, at the right size and with the right colors, before embedding it in a codebase. It catches problems like a missing `viewBox`, an unexpected `fill`, or a broken path early, before they show up as a rendering bug somewhere else.