Create SVG
Describe scalable artwork, choose Standard or Pro quality, guide the palette, and insert the sanitized result as an editable vector group.
Online SVG editor
Create, convert, edit, and export SVG graphics.
Generate SVG artwork from a prompt, convert PNG or JPEG graphics to vector, recolor and compose editable SVG groups, then export a standard SVG or a validation-checked cut file.
Composition and color editing are supported. Node and path editing are not.
Logo concept · SVG
One canonical SVG workspace
Three SVG workflows, one canvas.
Convert to SVG
Vectorize one eligible raster object from its original source, preserving the object placement when the SVG replaces it.
Edit and compose
Change fills and strokes by palette, resize, rotate, arrange, duplicate, group, layer, and export without claiming node editing.
Start with SVG stock
Approved Gobostock SVG listings can be discovered by explicit file format.
Cut-file validation
A cut-ready label must be earned.
The dedicated export profile applies real physical dimensions, optimizes with SVGO, and reruns safety and compatibility checks after optimization.
- No raster images
- No external references
- No filters or masks
- No unsupported clip paths
- No pattern/image fills
- No unoutlined text
- No unsafe markup
- No unsupported strokes
Supported SVG editing
Palette-based fill and stroke replacement, resize, rotation, arrangement, duplication, layer ordering, grouping, composition, standard SVG export, and cut-profile export.
Not supported
Node manipulation, anchor editing, pen tools, boolean path operations, or pretending an unsupported stroke is a cut path.
SVG editor FAQ
Can I create an SVG from a text prompt?
Yes. Choose Standard or Pro quality, enter a prompt, optionally guide the palette, and insert the sanitized result directly into your active Studio page.
Can I convert a PNG or JPEG to SVG?
Yes. Select one entitled raster image and use Convert to SVG. The returned markup is sanitized before it is stored or rendered.
Does the editor support SVG node or path editing?
No. SVG editing covers palette-based fill and stroke changes, resize, rotate, arrange, duplicate, layer, compose, and export. It does not include node, anchor, or pen-tool editing.
What makes an SVG cut-ready?
The cut profile rejects raster images, external references, filters, masks, unsupported clip paths, pattern or image fills, text that is not outlined, unsafe markup, and unsupported strokes. Only a fully passing file is labeled Cut-ready SVG.
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