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Resize SVG files in mm, cm or inches

Change the width and height of your SVG in mm, cm or inches. You get a new copy; the drawing and its layers stay exactly as they were.

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Up to 500 KB. Your file stays on your device.

Size in the file: 94 mm × 75.59 mm. viewBox: 0 0 94 75.591.
Choose a measurement to highlight it on the drawing.

Change either number; the other follows to keep the proportions.

Your resized SVG

150 × 120.62 mm

Example: our owl on a branch drawing, 94 mm wide in the file, resized here to 150 mm. Choose your SVG to replace it.

Resized to 150 × 120.62 mm

Before: 94 mm × 75.59 mm. After: 150 mm × 120.62 mm.

Size in the file: 150 mm × 120.62 mm. viewBox: 0 0 94 75.59.

Only the size changed; the drawing, layers and line widths are untouched. Keep proportions: on.

Checked again: the new copy passes the same checks as the original. It downloads as owl-on-branch-resized.svg.

Preview of your resized SVG

If the file holds separate pieces, the new size is the whole file, not the finished piece. Why an SVG imports at the wrong size.

Resize a batch by percentage

Each file needs a stated size (mm, inches or pixels) that matches its drawing’s proportions. Any file we can’t resize is listed with the reason.

Your original files stay as they are.

Your file stays on your device; nothing is uploaded.

Change the size, keep the drawing

An SVG has two sizes: the width and height your software reads, and the viewBox, the drawing’s own grid. This tool changes only the width and height, so the drawing scales evenly and nothing inside it moves. The file needs a viewBox already. The tool can’t trim empty space, fix paths or set cut and score lines. With Keep proportions off, a size that doesn’t match the drawing’s shape adds space around it, or crops it in some programs; it never stretches the drawing.