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| File Code Size | 0 B |
Preview, inspect, format, and convert vector graphics with our free Online SVG Viewer. Paste raw SVG XML code or upload local vector files to view rendered graphics with customizable background contrast themes (Checkerboard, White, Dark, Black). Inspect document metadata such as width, height, viewBox, and element count, format or minify XML strings, export rasterized PNG, JPEG, and WebP copies, or convert SVG tags into React JSX and Vue SFC components with one click.
Paste your raw SVG XML snippet, load a demo template, or click Open SVG File to upload a vector file.
Test canvas background contrast themes, adjust zoom scale, and review document width, height, and viewBox metadata.
Download the SVG file, export rasterized PNG/JPEG/WebP graphics, or copy as a Base64 Data URI or React/Vue component.
Renders raw SVG XML elements immediately with zoom scaling and customizable background contrast themes to verify icon clarity.
Rasterizes vector graphics to high-resolution PNG, JPEG, and WebP files directly inside browser RAM without external server processing.
Formats and minifies XML code, inspects viewBox properties, and converts HTML attribute tags into camelCase React JSX and Vue SFC component props.
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is an XML-based vector image format standard maintained by the W3C. Unlike raster graphics (JPEG, PNG) that store fixed pixel grids, SVGs use mathematical geometry—defining paths (<path>), polygons (<polygon>), circles (<circle>), and gradients (<linearGradient>)—to scale infinitely to any resolution without pixelation. The viewBox="min-x min-y width height" attribute defines the spatial coordinate system mapping vector paths to target display dimensions.
Rasterizing an SVG to PNG or JPEG in the browser uses HTML5 Canvas 2D contexts. The browser parses the raw SVG XML string into a Blob Data URL and assigns it to an HTMLImageElement. When drawn onto a canvas via ctx.drawImage(img, 0, 0), the browser's C++ vector engine converts mathematical paths into raster pixels, enabling high-resolution file export.
For modern frontend developers, converting raw HTML SVG tags into React JSX components requires converting hyphenated XML attributes (such as stroke-width, stroke-linecap, and class) into JSX camelCase props (strokeWidth, strokeLinecap, and className). Our built-in toolkit performs this conversion client-side, speeding up component creation for web developers.