SVG Viewer & Editor

Inspect SVG source and preview it locally, then review viewBox, IDs, references, external dependencies and accessible naming before reuse.

SVG source

Safe preview

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0Paths

0Presentation colors

—ViewBox

ReadyPreview sanitizes script, foreignObject, event-handler attributes, and javascript: links. This is not a full hostile-SVG security sanitizer.

SVG production handoff

Inspect the vector artifact you will actually reuse

The review parses the current SVG with the browser XML parser, follows generated output where appropriate, and checks references, resource dependencies, active content, accessibility signals and repeated-component ID risks before copy/export.

Reviewing current SVG

Review scope—

Geometry—

IDs / local refs—

Resource / active risk—

Production findings

Copyable handoff summary

Review summary will appear here.

The review is browser-local and does not fetch external references. A clean structural result is not a full hostile-SVG sanitizer, CSP audit, visual regression test or WCAG conformance claim.

SVG structure & sanitization review

Treat viewing/editing as a source-inspection workflow rather than raster conversion. Inventory elements, viewBox, scripts/event handlers and external references before preview/download so potentially active SVG content is visible to the user.

Sanitization reviewEdit handoff

—SVG elements

—ViewBox

—Active-content flags

—External references

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Source review	Observed	Risk	Edit consequence

SVG can contain active or external content. Previewing/editing the vector source is a different task from rasterizing it to PNG.

What this SVG result proves

The sandboxed local preview removes common active-content patterns, but production safety also depends on how the SVG is embedded and what external resources it can reference.

What to review before handoff

Review IDs, local references, external URLs, raster images, viewBox and accessible naming before downloading or inlining the asset.