SVG Viewer: Cut File Check

Open, inspect, and prepare SVG files for your next craft or cutting project. Preview your artwork, find file issues, simplify paths, and split color layers before exporting to your cutting software. INSPECT BEFORE YOU CUT • Open SVG files from Files on iPhone or iPad. • Find identical duplicate paths, empty paths, open lines, and hidden groups. • Check physical dimensions and viewBox information. • Review warnings for unsupported elements, external resources, and potentially clipped endpoints. PREPARE YOUR SVG WITH FOUR TOOLS • Simplify supported paths with an adjustable edge tolerance. • Convert basic shapes into paths. • Remove small paths using a size threshold in millimeters. • Split plain filled artwork by color into aligned SVG files in a ZIP. Preview the result before applying a change. Compare Before and After, keep the original, and undo edits. Tools support ordinary paths and basic shapes; complex effects may need to be expanded in your source editor. REPAIR AND VERIFY Remove unambiguous empty or identical duplicate paths. Set a width in millimeters with proportional height, or add a viewBox when the existing viewport allows it. Choose a Cricut, Silhouette, LightBurn, or Universal profile, review the remaining findings, and export the file you inspected. KEEP PROJECTS ORGANIZED Search your Library, mark favorites, and reopen saved SVG or image projects. Rename, duplicate, or delete projects as your work evolves. Prepare, Tools, Library, and Settings each have a dedicated tab. START FROM AN IMAGE Create an SVG from a flat-color PNG, JPG, JPEG, or HEIC image. Clean the background with erase and restore brushes, adjust tracing and layers, and inspect the generated SVG before export. Prepare multiple images and export a batch ZIP with Pro Lifetime. TRY IT FIRST Explore the built-in examples and use three free SVG exports. Each SVG in a color-layer ZIP counts as one export. Pro Lifetime is a one-time purchase for unlimited SVG and batch ZIP exports. No subscription. Restore purchases from Settings. Artwork and SVG checks are processed on your device. No account is required. SVG Viewer checks file structure; it does not simulate a physical cut or guarantee compatibility with every machine. Open paths may be intentional score lines and are never closed automatically. Compound paths are flagged for review; hole topology is not inferred. Confirm dimensions and cutting settings in your target software before starting a job.