SVG
Browse the element tree, attributes, and namespace structure
Drop a .svg file here
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What can you learn from an SVG?
SVGs are the standard for logos, icons, and illustrations on the web. Unlike regular images, they're made of code: shapes, paths, and groups arranged in a tree structure that scales to any size.
FileAtlas parses the file and lets you browse that tree, see every element and its attributes, and understand how the graphic is put together. Useful for designers inspecting exported files, developers optimizing SVGs for the web, or anyone who wants to peek under the hood of a vector graphic.