Online SVG Editor
Colors, shapes, points and layers.
What this tool does
Open an SVG you upload or a result you have unlocked, and edit it in your browser. Each object is a layer you can hide, lock, rename or reorder, down to its smallest part. Click an object to move, resize or rotate it; double-click into it to recolor or reshape a single shape, point by point (traced shapes included). Add shapes and text, align and combine shapes, snap to a grid, keep parts to reuse, and work on several files in tabs. Save the SVG — anything you didn't touch stays exactly as it was — or export a PNG at the width you choose. If your file has something the editor can't keep, it tells you before you save.
Limits
One SVG up to 8 MB (50,000 elements and 5 MB of path data at most); scripts and links to other files are removed on upload. Up to 50 saved versions per file, the original included. PNG export 16–4,096 px wide.
Troubleshooting
The editor asks me to unlock first
Traced results open in the editor once the clean SVG is unlocked. Until then you see only the watermarked preview.
Where are My parts stored?
In your browser only, for the account you are signed in with: nothing is uploaded. To use them in another browser, export them to a file and import it there. Clearing the browser's site data removes them.
What happens to text in my SVG?
Live text stays live text: text already in your file is kept when you save, and the text tool adds new text. Lettering already converted to outlines opens as ordinary shapes you can recolor and reshape point by point. If a file contains something the editor cannot keep, it lists it before your first save, and you can cancel.
Access and pricing
Free — no credits.The editor needs an account; files in it, edited versions included, are kept 30 days.