SVGMod. Optimize an SVG

The SVGMod toolbox

Small tools.
Less busywork.

A focused collection for the SVG and image tasks that slow down your frontend workflow. Free, unlimited and completely local.

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SVG Optimizer

Strip redundant markup and shrink SVG files with SVGO, while your artwork stays exactly where it belongs.

Minify & clean
02

SVG to Data URI

Turn SVG markup into compact, CSS-ready data URIs with URL or Base64 encoding and a live preview.

Convert & embed
03

SVG Color Replacer

Detect fill and stroke colors, remap your palette, and export perfectly recolored icons in seconds.

Recolor artwork
04

Base64 Image Encoder

Encode PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF and SVG images as Base64 strings or complete data URIs for the web.

Encode images
05

SVG Path Simplifier

Reduce path precision, clean vector geometry and compare command counts with an instant local preview.

Edit & simplify
06

SVG Sprite Generator

Combine icons into a reusable symbol sheet with editable IDs, consistent viewBoxes and one clean download.

Bundle icons
07

SVG to PNG / WebP

Rasterize SVG files in batches, control dimensions and quality, then download images or a ZIP archive.

Batch export
08

CSS Clip-path Generator

Drag polygon points, explore shape presets and copy responsive percentage-based clip-path CSS.

Shape & clip
09

CSS Gradient Generator

Build linear, radial and conic gradients with custom color stops and production-ready CSS output.

Design gradients
10

Icon Font Generator

Turn SVG icons into a real downloadable TTF with custom Unicode mappings and matching CSS classes.

Generate fonts
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SVG Validator

Check XML syntax, broken references, unsafe content, dimensions, and browser or Shopify compatibility warnings.

Validate & lint
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SVG viewBox Editor

Read and edit viewBox, width, and height values to fix SVG framing, scaling, and responsive behavior.

Edit dimensions
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SVG Metadata Remover

Strip comments, XML declarations, metadata, and editor data while preserving accessible titles by default.

Remove metadata
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SVG Live Preview

Render SVG in an isolated sandbox with light, dark, and checkerboard backgrounds and native SMIL support.

Preview safely
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SVG Crop & Trim

Measure rendered geometry with getBBox() and trim empty canvas space with configurable padding.

Crop whitespace
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SVG Rotate & Flip

Rotate artwork by any angle or flip it around the viewBox center without cumulative transforms.

Rotate & flip
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SVG Prettifier

Format compact SVG with native XML parsing, readable indentation, and optional attribute sorting.

Format markup
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SVG to JSX / TSX

Generate an import-ready React component with converted attributes, inline styles, and forwarded props.

React components
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SVG to Vue SFC

Convert SVG into a complete Vue single-file component with optional script setup and TypeScript.

Vue components
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SVG SMIL Inspector

Inspect native animation targets, timing, values, and interpolation with sandboxed timeline controls.

Inspect animation
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SVG Gradient Extractor

Extract linear and radial gradients, inspect every stop, and export CSS with compatibility notes.

Extract gradients
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SVG Mask & Clip Editor

Inventory mask and clipPath definitions, toggle their references, and export a separate debug revision.

Debug masks
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SVG Diff

Compare formatted SVG line by line with semantic summaries for geometry, paths, fills, and strokes.

Compare files

Private by design. These tools have no server upload endpoint. All file processing runs on your device, even if you disconnect from the internet after the page loads.

A practical starting point

Choose by the asset you need to ship

Conversion is only one part of asset preparation. The safest workflow is to identify the destination first, make the smallest necessary change, and then inspect the result in its real context. These common scenarios will help you avoid unnecessary re-encoding or quality loss.

You need a smaller production SVG

Use the SVG Optimizer first and keep a copy of the original. Preserve the viewBox, compare the preview at the intended display size, and use the Path Simplifier only when excessive coordinate precision is a measurable source of weight. Masks, gradients and animated artwork deserve extra visual checks.

You need icons that inherit a theme color

Direct fill and stroke attributes can be remapped with the Color Replacer. For icons that should inherit text color in your application, use currentColor deliberately rather than replacing every color indiscriminately. If several icons repeat across pages, the Sprite Generator provides one reusable symbol sheet with stable IDs.

You need an image for CSS, email or a legacy system

Use a data URI for small, component-specific SVG decorations. Choose PNG or WebP export when the receiving system cannot render SVG. Base64 is an encoding format, not compression: it normally increases payload size and should not be applied just to make an asset look optimized.

You need a reusable frontend visual

Use the Gradient Generator for resolution-independent backgrounds and the Clip-path Generator for responsive polygon shapes. Neither requires an image file. For a monochrome icon set with explicit Unicode mappings, the Icon Font Generator creates a TrueType font, although inline SVG remains easier to recolor and make accessible in many modern applications.