Recolor, resize, align and clean up SVG files, manage layers, and prepare cut files for Cricut & Silhouette — then export as SVG or high-resolution PNG.
Drop your SVG here
or choose how you want to start
Your file stays on your device — nothing is uploaded.
Editing vector graphics normally requires complex software. This browser-based PremiumSVG Editor lets you open or drop an SVG, select any part of it, and move, resize, rotate, align and recolor it — with a full layers panel, undo/redo and zoom.
Click any shape to select it, or drag on empty space to box-select several at once. Drag to move, use the corner handles to resize (proportions stay locked unless you hold Shift) and the round handle to rotate. Type exact X, Y, width, height and angle values in px, mm, cm or inches, align items to each other or to the artboard, and distribute three or more evenly.
Every group and shape in your file appears in the Layers panel. Expand groups to reach nested parts, hide layers you don't need, lock backgrounds so you can't move them by accident, and double-click a name to rename it. Names are saved into the SVG, so they carry over to Cricut Design Space and other tools.
The automatic color palette detects every fill and stroke color in your file, so you can change all instances of a color with a single click, or shuffle to explore new color schemes. Set fill, stroke, stroke width and opacity for any selection — perfect for branding, UI icons and multiple color variations of a logo.
One click removes hidden and empty elements, comments and editor metadata left behind by Inkscape, Illustrator and similar programs, and rounds overly long coordinates. The result is a smaller, tidier SVG that loads faster on websites and imports more reliably into cutting software.
No installation and no signup — it works on Windows, Mac, Linux, tablets and phones.
Drop a file on the canvas, browse your computer, or paste SVG code.
Select, move, resize, recolor, align and organize layers. Undo anything with Ctrl+Z.
Download a clean SVG, a high-res PNG, or one SVG per color for your cutting machine.
Your files are never uploaded. All editing happens on your own device, so the editor works with confidential logos and client artwork. Your current work is auto-saved in your browser; if you close the tab by accident, you can restore it the next time you open the editor.
An SVG Editor is a tool that allows users to modify scalable vector graphics (SVG) directly in a browser. With an online SVG editor, users can move vector elements, change colors, adjust shapes, and export graphics without installing design software.
This SVG Editor tool lets you manipulate vector graphics visually while preserving the advantages of the SVG format such as scalability, resolution independence, and lightweight file size.
Users can edit SVG elements, adjust design properties, and download the final graphic as SVG or PNG.
| Undo / redo | Ctrl Z · Ctrl Shift Z (or Ctrl Y) |
| Copy, paste, duplicate | Ctrl C · Ctrl V · Ctrl D |
| Select all · clear selection · delete | Ctrl A · Esc · Delete |
| Group / ungroup | Ctrl G · Ctrl Shift G |
| Nudge by 1 px (10 px with Shift) | Arrow keys |
| Zoom · pan | Ctrl + mouse wheel or pinch · Space + drag |
Yes. The PremiumSVG Editor is completely free, with no signup, no watermark and no limit on the number of files you edit or export.
No. Everything runs locally in your web browser. Your files never leave your device, and the auto-save copy is stored only in your own browser.
Yes. Set the real-world size in inches, centimeters or millimeters, use Clean up to remove leftover metadata, and, for multi-color projects, export each color as a separate SVG. The downloaded files can be uploaded directly to Cricut Design Space or Silhouette Studio.
Click a color circle under Colors in this design and pick a new color. Every fill and stroke using that color in the whole design is updated together.
You can export PNG images from 1000 up to 6000 pixels on the longest side, with a transparent, white or custom-colored background. The aspect ratio of your design is always preserved.
Your latest changes are auto-saved in your browser. When you open the editor again, a bar above the canvas offers to restore your unsaved work.
