SVG Viewer

Open an SVG file or paste the code and see it right here. Save it as PNG, or send it as a link that opens on any phone.

  • Free
  • Not uploaded to open
  • Paste code or a file
Or paste SVG code

How it works

How to view an SVG file online

  1. 1

    Choose an SVG

    Drop the file on the page, or paste the code.

  2. 2

    See it, save it

    Check it on a light, dark or checkered background. Save it as PNG if you need a regular image.

  3. 3

    Send it as a link

    If someone else needs to see it, get a link that opens on their phone.

Ideas

When an online SVG viewer helps

A logo for a client

Send a link they open on their phone, instead of a file they can't preview.

Check an icon

See if it still reads on a dark background before you hand it over.

Code from a design tool

Paste SVG code copied from Figma or a website and see what it draws.

Turn an SVG into a PNG

Get a regular image to paste in a doc, a slide or an email.

Plans

What's free, and how much a link holds

Opening and PNG

Free

Any size

The SVG stays on your device. No account.

Link, no account

About 15 minutes

Up to 2 MB

Enough for most logos and icons. Up to 25 MB if you sign in to get the link.

Free account, first 7 days

Pro, free

5 GB of storage

No card. After 7 days, Free takes uploads up to 5 MB; Starter ($8 a month) holds 500 MB.

Prices and limits as of November 2026. See all plans

Before you send it: outline the text, embed the images

An SVG can point to fonts or pictures stored somewhere else. Those don't always load on the other person's screen, and they don't load in the viewer above. When you export from Illustrator, Figma or Inkscape, turn text into outlines and embed images, and the SVG looks the same everywhere.

Need it on paper or a poster instead? Image to QR Code gives you a QR code that opens the image.

FAQ

Common questions

Is the SVG viewer free?

Yes. Opening an SVG and saving it as PNG are free, need no account and have no size limit, because the file stays on your device. Getting a link is free too: up to 2 MB without an account (the link lasts about 15 minutes), and up to 25 MB if you sign in to get the link. A new account gets Pro free for 7 days, no card.

Is my SVG uploaded when I open it?

No. Your browser reads the file or the code you paste. It's only uploaded if you click "Get a link to this SVG".

Can I paste SVG code instead of a file?

Yes. Open "Or paste SVG code", paste everything from <svg to </svg>, and click "Show SVG". You can save it as PNG or get a link the same way.

Is it safe to open an SVG someone sent me?

Here, yes. The viewer shows the SVG as an image, so any script inside the file doesn't run and nothing is sent anywhere.

Why is some text or an image missing?

An SVG can point to fonts or pictures stored somewhere else. The viewer shows it as an image, and browsers don't load those outside files there. Export the SVG with text turned into outlines and images embedded, and it will look the same everywhere.

How do I convert an SVG to PNG?

Open the SVG here, then click "Save as PNG". Small icons are scaled up to at least 1,024 pixels on the long side so the PNG stays sharp. Transparent areas stay transparent.

How do I send an SVG logo to a client?

Click "Get a link to this SVG". The person opens the link in their browser and sees the logo at full quality on a phone or computer. They don't need Illustrator, an app or an account.

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Open your SVG here

Choose a file or paste the code, see it, save it as PNG or send it as a link.

Choose SVG