Interactive SVG Reference
What is an Interactive SVG Reference?
An interactive SVG reference is a learning tool that pairs written explanations with live, editable examples. Instead of only reading about viewBox, circle, or path, you tweak controls and see the SVG update in real time. You can copy the generated markup and use it in your project. SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) uses math and geometry to create images that scale without losing quality. The reference covers the most popular and useful parts of the SVG spec: shapes, paths, fills, strokes, transforms, gradients, patterns, masks, filters, and text.
Features for Developers
An interactive reference for the most useful parts of the SVG spec.
Every element has an example you can tweak. Change values and see the result instantly. No guessing—learn by doing.
circle, ellipse, rect, line, polyline, polygon, path. Understand attributes like r, cx, cy, d, and points.
fill, stroke, stroke-width, stroke-linecap, stroke-linejoin, stroke-dasharray. Control how shapes are drawn.
linearGradient, radialGradient, pattern. Create rich fills and repeatable textures. See how color stops and patternUnits work.
clipPath, mask, filter, defs, use, symbol. Reuse graphics, apply masks, blur, and more.
One-click copy of the current SVG markup. Paste into HTML, React, or any project. No manual typing.
How To Use the SVG Reference
Learn SVG with interactive examples in three steps.
Choose from viewBox, circle, rect, path, fill & stroke, transform, gradients, pattern, filter, and more.
Adjust sliders, inputs, and options. See how each attribute affects the SVG output in real time.
Click copy to get the SVG markup. Paste into your HTML, component, or design tool.
Tips for Learning SVG
Get the most out of the interactive reference.
Master circle, rect, and path first. They form the basis of most SVG graphics.
viewBox defines your coordinate system. Adjust it to crop, zoom, or change aspect ratio.
Put gradients, patterns, and reusable shapes in defs. Reference them with use or url().
Great For Developers and Designers
Who benefits from an SVG reference?
Learn SVG for icons, illustrations, and data visualization.
Understand how SVG works for handoff and implementation.
Interactive examples make SVG concepts easier to grasp.
Reference for building icon libraries and SVG components.
Why Use an Interactive SVG Reference?
Learn faster with live examples.
Tweak values and see results. No need to write code from scratch.
Copy working SVG markup. Adapt it for your project.
Shapes, paths, gradients, filters, masks, and more.
No sign-up. Browse and learn at your own pace.
Technical Details
What the reference covers.
viewBox, circle, ellipse, rect, line, polyline, polygon, path, fill & stroke, transform, g, defs, use, symbol, clipPath, mask, pattern, linearGradient, radialGradient, filter, marker, text, tspan.
Each example has controls. Change values and copy the resulting SVG.
Based on the SVG specification. Code is valid and browser-compatible.
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