Canvas: 800 × 480
Elements: 0
Tool: Select
This SVG editor is a pure frontend online vector graphics drawing tool. No installation required—just open your browser and start drawing. Here's a detailed guide:
Select a drawing tool from the left toolbar (Rectangle, Circle, Line, or Path), then drag on the canvas to draw. Rectangle and Circle are sized by dragging; Line sets start and end points by dragging; Path mode adds anchor points on each click, and double-clicking or clicking the starting point closes the path.
When any shape is selected, you can modify its fill color, stroke color, and stroke width in real time using the Properties panel on the left. Colors support both the color picker and direct HEX input (e.g., #06b6d4). Set stroke width to 0 to hide the outline.
The Templates section provides preset icons including Star, Heart, Arrow, Checkmark, Home, and Chat bubble. Click any template to instantly add it to the canvas center. You can further customize colors, size, and position on top of templates.
After drawing, use "Copy SVG" to get source code embeddable in web pages; "Download SVG" saves the graphic as an .svg file; "Export PNG" renders the graphic to Canvas and exports a transparent-background PNG suitable for use in design software and documents.
Web Icons: SVG is the best format for web icons because it scales infinitely without quality loss and supports CSS animation and color modification. Use this tool to quickly draw simple site icons, button graphics, and decorative elements.
Presentation Graphics: Export your drawings as PNG and insert them directly into PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides to add custom vector-style illustrations and annotations to your presentations.
Frontend Prototyping: Developers often need temporary placeholder graphics or simple decorative elements when building page prototypes. This tool quickly generates SVG code that conforms to design specs and can be copied directly into HTML.
SVG Advantages: SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector format. Unlike JPEG and PNG bitmaps, SVG graphics are described by mathematical formulas, so they never become pixelated or blurry no matter how much you zoom. SVG files are usually smaller, support CSS styling, and JavaScript interactivity.
SVG vs Canvas: SVG is ideal when you need retained DOM structure, event binding, and CSS styling (icons, charts, maps). Canvas is better for pixel-level manipulation, game rendering, and performance-sensitive scenarios with many graphics. This editor uses SVG as its core to preserve full vector editing capabilities.
Best Practices: When using SVG on the web, you can inline SVG code directly into HTML for the best performance and CSS styling support; use the <img> tag for caching benefits; or use background-image: url('data:image/svg+xml,...') as a CSS background image.
It supports exporting SVG source code (copy and use directly or save as .svg file) and PNG images (rendered via Canvas with transparent background support).
SVG is a vector format that scales infinitely without quality loss and has smaller file sizes, making it ideal for icons and logos. PNG is a raster format universally supported by all browsers and devices, suitable for pixel-precise display scenarios.
No. This tool runs entirely in the browser. All drawing operations are processed locally and data is never uploaded to any server, ensuring complete privacy.