Free tool
Is your SVG actually a real vector?
Many "SVG" files are just a PNG or JPG wrapped in SVG markup — they blur when scaled and bloat your pages. Drop yours in to check vector quality, viewBox, scripts, and web-safety in seconds. Nothing leaves your browser.
Check an SVG
Drop or paste an SVG file. All analysis runs locally.
Privacy: files are analyzed in your browser only. No upload, no server, no storage.
Result
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Your verdict, quality score, and a fixable-issues list will appear here.
What "fake vector" means
A real vector describes shapes with math (paths, circles, rectangles), so it stays sharp at any size. A "fake vector" is a raster image (PNG/JPG) placed inside an <image> tag inside SVG markup — the file has the .svg extension but scales and prints like a blurry photo. This tool flags that, plus missing viewBox, embedded scripts, external references, and editor bloat.