The SVG Path Generator makes creating vector paths visual and intuitive. Start by selecting a drawing tool — line, curve, or freeform. Click on the canvas to place points and the tool generates the SVG path code in real-time. For curves, drag control points to adjust the bezier handles. You can switch between absolute and relative coordinates, and the code preview updates instantly. Import existing SVG path data to edit it visually, or export your creation as clean SVG code ready for the web. The editor supports all standard path commands including moveto, lineto, curveto, arc, and closepath.
An SVG path is a set of commands that defines shapes, lines, curves, and arcs in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format using the 'd' attribute.
No, the visual editor lets you draw shapes by clicking and dragging. The tool generates the SVG path code automatically as you design.
Yes, paste existing SVG path data into the code editor to load and visually modify it, or start fresh with the drawing tools.
You can create lines, curves (bezier), arcs, rectangles, circles, polygons, and complex custom shapes using the point-by-point editor.
Copy the generated path data and use it in an SVG element's 'd' attribute, or export the complete SVG file for use in web pages and design tools.