Browser-only developer tools
Optimize, convert and recolor SVG assets without uploading a thing. Fast, focused tools for developers and designers who value privacy as much as productivity.
The useful stuff
No accounts, watermarks or artificial limits. Open a tool, do the work, and get back to building.
Strip redundant markup and shrink SVG files with SVGO, while your artwork stays exactly where it belongs.
Turn SVG markup into compact, CSS-ready data URIs with URL or Base64 encoding and a live preview.
Detect fill and stroke colors, remap your palette, and export perfectly recolored icons in seconds.
Encode PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF and SVG images as Base64 strings or complete data URIs for the web.
Reduce path precision, clean vector geometry and compare command counts with an instant local preview.
Combine icons into a reusable symbol sheet with editable IDs, consistent viewBoxes and one clean download.
Rasterize SVG files in batches, control dimensions and quality, then download images or a ZIP archive.
Drag polygon points, explore shape presets and copy responsive percentage-based clip-path CSS.
Build linear, radial and conic gradients with custom color stops and production-ready CSS output.
Turn SVG icons into a real downloadable TTF with custom Unicode mappings and matching CSS classes.
Check XML syntax, broken references, unsafe content, dimensions, and browser or Shopify compatibility warnings.
Read and edit viewBox, width, and height values to fix SVG framing, scaling, and responsive behavior.
Strip comments, XML declarations, metadata, and editor data while preserving accessible titles by default.
Render SVG in an isolated sandbox with light, dark, and checkerboard backgrounds and native SMIL support.
Measure rendered geometry with getBBox() and trim empty canvas space with configurable padding.
Rotate artwork by any angle or flip it around the viewBox center without cumulative transforms.
Format compact SVG with native XML parsing, readable indentation, and optional attribute sorting.
Generate an import-ready React component with converted attributes, inline styles, and forwarded props.
Convert SVG into a complete Vue single-file component with optional script setup and TypeScript.
Inspect native animation targets, timing, values, and interpolation with sandboxed timeline controls.
Extract linear and radial gradients, inspect every stop, and export CSS with compatibility notes.
Inventory mask and clipPath definitions, toggle their references, and export a separate debug revision.
Compare formatted SVG line by line with semantic summaries for geometry, paths, fills, and strokes.
Start with the outcome
The right format depends on where the asset will live. These workflows explain which tool to use, what to check and which trade-offs matter.
Start with the optimizer to remove editor residue while preserving the viewBox. Map fills and strokes to your theme palette, then combine repeated interface icons into symbols. Check the result at 16, 20 and 24 pixels: a file can be smaller yet render worse if precision is reduced too aggressively.
Build an SVG sprite →A data URI is useful for a tiny background icon owned by one component. It is usually the wrong choice for a shared logo because the asset cannot be cached separately. Prefer URL encoding for readable SVG text, keep the original file in source control, and provide visible text when the graphic conveys meaning.
Compare embedding options →SVG is ideal in modern browsers, but some document, email and legacy workflows still need PNG or WebP. Export at the largest required display size, preserve the aspect ratio, and use a white background only when transparency would make the artwork unreadable. Resize downward in the final layout rather than upscale a small raster.
Export PNG or WebP →Privacy isn't a feature. It's the architecture.
Most online converters send your work to a remote server. SVGMod doesn't have an upload API. Every conversion happens on your device using standard browser technology.
Read our plain-English privacy policy →Your SVGs and images are processed in memory on your own device.
No upload queues or server wait times. Your browser does the work.
No account, email address or personal profile is needed to use a tool.
Use any modern browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS or Android.
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