SVG Path Generator
Sketch, refine, and export precision SVG paths visually. Freehand-draw smooth curves, place anchor points, adjust Bézier handles, and copy production-ready path data instantly.
Press P Draw · V Edit · S Sketch ·
Shape Library
Presets replace the current path — Ctrl+Z brings it back.
Canvas
Click to place • Shift+click skips snapping
Export Code
Download Files
PNG renders with a transparent background at 2× resolution from the current stroke and fill style.
Style
Canvas & Grid
Anchor Points
Export Your Work
Choose the output format that fits your workflow — from raw path data to downloadable files.
Path Data Only
Copy just the d attribute value. Perfect for pasting directly into existing SVG elements or CSS clip-path properties.
Complete SVG Element
Get the full ready-to-use SVG tag with viewBox. Ideal for dropping directly into HTML files or React components.
Downloadable Files
Export your shape as a standalone .SVG file or a high-resolution transparent-background .PNG image.
Built for Creative Workflows
From icon design to motion graphics, this tool adapts to how designers actually work.
Icon & Logo Design
Craft pixel-perfect icons and brand marks that scale from 16px to billboards. The grid snapping ensures your anchors align perfectly for crisp rendering at any size.
Motion Graphics & Animation
Create clean path data for Framer Motion, GSAP, and CSS animations. Fewer, well-placed points mean smoother interpolation and predictable morphing behavior.
Freehand Concepting
Sketch an idea with your mouse or trackpad and let the tool convert it into clean, editable Bézier curves — the fastest way to turn a rough idea into vectors.
Data Visualization & Charts
Build custom chart elements, specialized graph shapes, and infographic components that go beyond standard library offerings.
Understanding SVG Paths
Master the fundamentals to create cleaner, more efficient vector graphics.
MMove To
Sets the starting point. Only the first point uses this command. Think of it as lifting your pen and placing it at a new location.
LLine To
Creates a straight line from the previous point to the new coordinates. Use for sharp corners, geometric shapes, and icon edges.
CCubic Bézier
Uses two control points to create smooth, organic curves. The handles determine the curve's entry and exit angles. Essential for logos and illustrations.
ZClose Path
Automatically draws a line back to the starting point. Creates closed shapes perfect for icons, logos, and filled areas.
Built With Care
“Designers often use this tool to quickly prototype shapes before committing to a full design application. The visual feedback, snap guides, and freehand smoothing help you achieve clean topology that renders perfectly across all devices and screen densities.”
SVG Path Generator
Design professional vector graphics without opening heavy design software. This visual SVG path editor gives you complete control over anchor points and Bézier curves, making it easy to create icons, logos, and custom shapes for your projects.
- 1Choose a tool — Draw (P) to place anchor points, Sketch (S) to freehand-draw a stroke that converts into smooth Bézier curves, or Edit (V) to refine.
- 2Zoom with the scroll wheel and pan by holding Space while dragging, so you can work with pixel-level precision.
- 3Start fast with the searchable shape library — 100+ geometric, icon, and organic presets load as fully editable point sets.
- 4Drag anchor points to reshape, box-select multiple points at once, and double-click any segment to insert a new point.
- 5Use Auto Smooth, Smooth Path, or Simplify to clean up curves, and flip, rotate, or mirror the whole shape from the toolbar.
- 6Tune stroke and fill colors, then copy path data, SVG markup, React JSX, or a CSS clip-path — or download a .SVG / .PNG file.
- 7Everything is saved in your browser automatically, and Ctrl+Z / Ctrl+Shift+Z give you a full undo history.
- Three Ways to Draw: click-to-place anchors, precision editing, and freehand sketching that auto-smooths into curves.
- Zoom & Pan Canvas: scroll to zoom into fine detail and Space+drag to pan around, with a fit-view shortcut.
- 100+ Shape Presets: searchable geometric, star, arrow, symbol, nature, and UI shapes that load as editable anchor points.
- Multi-Select Editing: box-select, Ctrl+click, and Ctrl+A make bulk point editing effortless.
- Smart Snapping: grid and point alignment guides for precision geometry.
- Visual Bézier Control: drag curve handles directly on canvas for intuitive shape refinement.
- Complete History Stack: unlimited undo/redo for fearless experimentation.
- Rich Export Options: path data, full SVG, React JSX, CSS clip-path, plus .SVG and transparent .PNG downloads.
SVG Path Generator Specs
Limits
- Interactive pen, shape, and text tools
- Single canvas, single SVG output
Formats
- Output: SVG markup download
Defaults
- Blank canvas
How it works
- Canvas + SVG export, custom path math
Honest caveats
- Complex paths may not export to clean SVG — manual cleanup sometimes needed
- Animated paths are exported as static SVG
Real Ways People Use This
Icon System Design
Create consistent icon sets with precise anchor placement and scalable vector paths that render crisply at any size.
Motion Graphic Assets
Generate clean path data optimized for smooth interpolation in animation libraries like Framer Motion and GSAP.
Custom UI Components
Design unique button shapes, decorative borders, and interface elements that break free from standard CSS border-radius limitations.
Logo Concepting
Rapidly prototype logo shapes and brand marks before committing to full design software iterations.
- Complex paths with many anchor points produce larger, less readable SVG code — export and minify before shipping to production.
- Browser rendering differences can slightly alter curve smoothing; test exported paths in your target browsers.
- PNG exports use the stroke and fill colors you set in the Style panel with a transparent background.
- 1Zoom in and check every anchor and handle before exporting.
- 2Verify the path renders correctly after export by opening the SVG in a browser.
- 3Simplify point count when possible — fewer points mean cleaner code and smoother animations.
- 4Sketch mode is best for organic shapes; switch to Draw for geometric precision.