Does the editor upload my SVG files?

No. SVG artwork is opened, edited, autosaved, and exported in your browser. The editor does not intentionally upload artwork to an application server.

Can I edit individual SVG path points?

Yes. You can drag endpoints and Bezier control points on the canvas or edit individual path-command values in the Path panel.

Can I export SVG as PNG?

Yes. You can download standard SVG markup or render the current artwork as a PNG at multiple resolutions.

Free online SVG editor

Edit real SVG visually—without signup or installation.

Open an SVG, move shapes and path points on the canvas, adjust colors and attributes, and see the source update live. Your artwork stays in your browser.

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No account
No installation
No artwork upload
MIT licensed

SVG Vector Lab showing synchronized SVG source, a centered vector canvas, and design controls — The visual canvas, SVG source, layers, and inspector stay synchronized while you edit.

Everything needed for focused SVG edits

A visual editor that keeps the underlying SVG accessible.

Edit paths point by point

Drag endpoints and Bezier handles on the canvas, or type exact values into the path-command table.

Work with standard SVG

Edit paths, rectangles, circles, ellipses, lines, polygons, polylines, text, groups, and use references.

See source changes live

Visual changes update the markup immediately, and source edits flow back to the canvas when applied.

Export without lock-in

Copy clean SVG markup, download a standard SVG file, or render PNG at 1×, 2×, 4×, or 8× resolution.

How it works

From file to finished vector in three steps.

Open or paste an SVG. Use your own file, paste SVG source, or begin with the included sample.
Edit visually or precisely. Drag vectors and path handles, then fine-tune geometry, paint, transforms, and raw attributes.
Export a standard file. Download SVG or PNG without converting your work into a proprietary project format.

Privacy by design

Your artwork remains on your device.

SVG Vector Lab performs its editing work in the browser. Files are not intentionally uploaded to an application server. Work in progress may be autosaved in your browser's local storage so it can be restored on your next visit.

Hosting, analytics, consent, and advertising services may still receive ordinary website-request information. The Privacy Policy explains those services and your choices.

Common questions

Free SVG editor FAQ

Is SVG Vector Lab really free?

Yes. The hosted editor is free to use and requires no account. The project source is also available under the MIT License.

Does it upload my artwork?

No. Artwork is opened, edited, autosaved, and exported in your browser. It is not intentionally uploaded to an application server.

Can I edit individual path points?

Yes. Drag endpoints and Bezier control points directly, or enter exact path-command values in the Path panel.

Can it export PNG?

Yes. Export the current drawing as SVG or render it as PNG at several resolution multipliers.

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No download, registration, or project setup is required.

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