SVG Optimizer & React Exporter

Sanitize namespaces, round floating decimals, override dimensions, colors, and instantly copy React JSX or Base64 code tags entirely client-side with this free, premium utility.

Load Vector File

Drag & drop your SVG here

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Tuning & Optimizations

Visual Color Override

Unified Color

Overrides all path fill/stroke colors

Float Decimal Precision 2

Rounds coordinate coordinate points in path tags. 2 decimals is highly optimal for design systems.

Advanced Minification Settings

Remove XML Comments Strip

Remove Editor Tags & Metadata Strip Inkscape, Sodipodi, and RDF metadata

Remove Unnecessary Attributes Strip XMLNS version, IDs, class fields

Enforce Standard viewBox Guarantees responsive canvas scaling properties

Format & Indent Code Prettify instead of single-string minification

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Optimizing SVGs for Modern Performance and React Integration

Why Minifying SVGs is Necessary

Vector graphic design editors (like Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape) embed massive amounts of unnecessary metadata inside exported files. This includes editor namespaces, XML comments, structural groups, empty tags, and excessive coordinate precisions. By sanitizing and compressing these, our optimizer reduces SVG file size by up to 80% without losing visual quality, boosting your page speed.

Frictionless React JSX & CSS Base64 Export

Integrating raw SVGs into React (JSX) can cause compilation errors due to incompatible attributes (like stroke-width vs strokeWidth). Our tool automatically rewrites these components to standard camelCase React formatting. It also exports Base64 data strings for background CSS integration.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What properties does this tool sanitize?

We purge XML namespaces, Illustrator metadata, inline script tags (protecting your codebase from malicious XSS vectors), redundant inline styles, and metadata coordinates.

How many digits of precision should I use for SVGs?

We default to 2 decimal places. Keeping high precision (e.g., 6 or 8 digits) bloats file size, while reducing precision to 1 or 2 handles web layouts perfectly.

Are my vector assets safe?

Absolutely. Compression, parsing, and export take place entirely on your machine. Your SVG vectors are never sent over the web.