SVG is a text-based image format that stays sharp at different display sizes. SVG Placeholder generates a solid rectangle with a centered label, useful while a real image is being prepared.
Make a small sample
Set Width to 320, Height to 180, Background to #eeeeee, Text colour to #333333, and Text to Demo. The Preview should show a 320-by-180 rectangle with Demo in the middle. The SVG box contains an <svg> tag with width="320" and height="180". Copy takes the markup; Download saves placeholder.svg.
If you erase Text, the tool falls back to a dimension label such as 320 × 180. The preview only checks how it looks in your browser; inspect the downloaded file before embedding it elsewhere. Use an appropriate contrast between the text and background so the label remains readable.
Where your input goes
Processing runs in your browser. The tool does not upload your input to ilham.dev.
Related guide
For more background, read Practical Image Tools.
Questions you might have
- Why SVG rather than a PNG?
- It is a few hundred bytes, stays sharp at any size and can be edited in a text editor. There is no reason to ship a bitmap for a solid rectangle.