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Build a SVG Viewer & Editor in Browser to Render & Edit SVG Using HTML & JavaScript
Mar 3, 2026
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SVG editor that I developed directly in
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the browser.
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So, with the help of this you will be
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able to see the source code of SVG files
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directly side by side. So, this is the
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actual application. I'm running it on
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localhost. I've also given the demo link
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in the description of this video. You
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will find the checkout link
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where at the checkout link you will see
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the demo link as well. You can even try
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this application as well. So, and the
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application is very simple once you land
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on this this is the user interface.
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So, you can
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This is a sample SVG. You can even clear
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out everything as well and paste your
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SVG code here. So, once you paste the
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SVG code on the right hand side you will
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see the actual
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SVG.
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Here you can zoom in, zoom out,
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everything is there. And you can
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basically change the color here
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accordingly.
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And automatically it will reflect back
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as you change the color here.
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So, I'm just I don't have knowledge in
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SVG, but you if you do have a knowledge
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you can basically create new SVG by just
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writing the code here, pasting it and in
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the right hand side you can see the
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source actual SVG. And then you can
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export this, click on download. And now
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your SVG is automatically created. So,
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uh this is the actual source code here.
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A single index.html file. It's a single
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static page application. No server side
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code is there.
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And this is the actual length of this
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code, almost 500 lines of code.
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So, you can directly purchase it. The
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link is given in the description. So,
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it's very easy.
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You can even run it locally in VS Code.
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So, as you can see we are running it on
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localhost.
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So, it's very easy.
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You paste your code.
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You basically if you do have external
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file
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likewise I have this external file. You
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can even load that external file as
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well.
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So, very simply as you can see that. So,
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we loaded an external SVG file.
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It actually show you the actual source
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code of this SVG file. You can make
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modifications in this.
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You can change this and then it will
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change the right hand side if you do
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have knowledge.
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So, it's a really good editor you you
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may say. You can edit your SVG files
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directly in the browser using this
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application. It's entirely coded inside
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HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It's really
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easy
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to deploy. Once you purchase it, if you
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do have knowledge you can even modify
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the source code as well.
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Uh it has
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really simple. You basically load an
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external file.
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Likewise as you can see that. You can
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export.
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You have also got the download button,
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copy to clipboard, everything is there.
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So, really simple application but yet
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powerful. So,
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if you are interested the link is given
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in the description. And for building
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this I just use open source libraries
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for this. So, everything will be
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uh free once you purchase it. So, no
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paid libraries I'm using. I'm just using
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open source libraries.
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So, definitely check out this.