Web & configuration
Format. Beautify. Understand.
Bring vector elements, groups and graphic attributes into a readable layout. Paste your source, choose format, and use visual boxes to follow nesting and related sections. Start with your own code, or choose sample to explore the formatter.
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 240 120"><title>Progress card</title><rect x="10" y="10" width="220" height="100" rx="12" fill="#eef7f3"/><g fill="#146c5d"><circle cx="55" cy="60" r="25"/><text x="100" y="65" font-size="20">Ready</text></g></svg>This page also accepts supported mixed web source. You can use the Web workspace for documents combining several supported languages. A complete page is not required.
Use the clearer structure alongside your compiler, database checks and application tests when reviewing behavior.
Try the SVG formatter ↑Yes. Format and beautify your source into a readable layout, with visual boxes that make its structure easier to follow. Your input starts empty; the sample button is there when you want a starting point.
Paste SVG source you want to study, especially vector elements, groups and graphic attributes. Review the formatted result while keeping the surrounding logic in view.
Formatting does not execute submitted SQL or application code. The separate Web page preview can run browser-side content in an isolated frame after you choose to open it.
The hosted site processes formatting on its server. Formatting activity stores the exact submitted source and its outcome. Direct local-file training works without activity requests. See our privacy information before submitting sensitive code.