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SVG Vector Tool

SVG Size & Scale Fixer

Analyze dimensions, units, and viewBox. Fix the common 72 → 96 DPI scaling issue or set exact physical dimensions in mm, cm, inches, or pixels.

100% Local Browser Processing

Your files are processed locally in your browser. They are not uploaded or stored on our servers.

Drag and drop your SVG file here

Or click to select an SVG file (Max 10 MB)

Paste SVG Content

Paste raw XML code starting with

Compatibility with Vector & Design Software

Adobe Illustrator & Inkscape

Corrige la exportación de archivos creados a 72 pt para que al reabrirlos en Inkscape o navegadores a 96 ppp conserven exactamente el tamaño físico en milímetros.

Bambu Studio & Impresión 3D

Prevents SVGs imported into Bambu Studio or PrusaSlicer from appearing shrunk to 75%. The 1.333333 factor corrects the common 72 to 96 DPI conversion. Always verify the final size in your target program before printing.

Cricut & Silhouette Studio

Garantiza la escala perfecta para corte en vinilo y serigrafía ajustando las dimensiones externas en mm o pulgadas sin distorsionar la geometría interna.

Why Do SVG Files Import at 75% of Their Real Size?

The SVG scale issue between Adobe Illustrator and 96 DPI applications stems from legacy document resolution settings. Illustrator historically interprets 1 inch as 72 points (pt), while modern web browsers, CSS standards, and 3D slicers like Bambu Studio interpret 1 inch as 96 pixels (px). Dividing 72 by 96 yields exactly 0.75 (75%), causing vector art to appear scaled down.

Why the Scale Factor is 1.333333 (133.3333%)

To restore a 72 DPI vector graphic to its true 96 DPI dimensions, you must multiply by 96 ÷ 72 = 1.3333333333. Applying this scale factor expands the width and height back to 100% physical size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my SVG import at 75% of its size?

Because Adobe Illustrator exports SVGs assuming 72 DPI (points), whereas software like Bambu Studio, Inkscape, or browser CSS read SVG at 96 DPI.

Does scaling an SVG reduce vector quality?

No. SVG is a resolution-independent vector format. Modifying width, height, or scale preserves 100% sharpness and curves.

Are files uploaded to any server?

No. All parsing, SVG sanitization, and scaling are executed 100% locally inside your browser.

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