Edit, inspect, optimize, and export SVG files in your browser. SVGDO keeps file processing on your device and includes visual and source-code tools; see our Privacy Policy for analytics and advertising.
SVG files are parsed and edited in your browser; the editor does not upload them to an SVG processing server.
Inspect and edit SVG elements visually, or adjust the XML path data while the preview updates.
Remove selected metadata and redundant markup with a reviewable optimization step.
Export SVG to PNG, JPEG, or WebP with explicit scale, dimensions, and background controls.
SVGDO is a free browser-based SVG editor for viewing, editing, optimizing, and exporting Scalable Vector Graphics. The preview and source views are kept together so you can review changes before downloading.
The editor processes SVG files in your browser memory and does not send them to an SVG processing server. Separate analytics and advertising requests are described in the Privacy Policy.
Yes. Choose the output dimensions, scale, background, and format, then review the exported PNG, JPEG, or WebP on its own. The appropriate size depends on the destination.
The optimizer can remove redundant metadata, empty groups, and unnecessary XML attributes, and can adjust coordinate precision. The result depends on the source file, so review the preview before downloading.
The editor is available without an account. Check the license of any icon, image, font, or SVG source you import before using the resulting artwork commercially.
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