What’s better than using SVG Viewer by Constantin Bostan? Well, try it on a big screen, on your PC or Mac, with BlueStacks to see the difference.
SVG Viewer is a straightforward little tool for opening and checking SVG files without fuss. The interface stays out of the way, full screen looks clean, and there are no ads poking at the screen. Loading a file is quick, zoom feels smooth with a mouse or trackpad, and the layer toggle is the bit that stands out. Being able to show or hide layers makes poking through complex icons or illustrations way less painful. It keeps a list of recent files too, so hopping back into a project is simple. On PC through BlueStacks it works nicely on a bigger monitor, which makes fine details and layer checks easier than on a phone.
Beyond viewing, it can export to regular images or a PDF when that is needed. The basic viewer is free, while the Silver upgrade unlocks JPEG, WebP, and PDF export, and Gold opens everything. It works offline, handles SVGZ, and plays nicely with files from Inkscape, which is great if someone moves assets between tools. The app feels light on battery and does not try to do a hundred things. It is not an editor, and there is a small catch with custom fonts. Some SVGs that rely on fonts will not render correctly, so exporting text to curves in the editor is the safer route before viewing or converting here.
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