This tool runs 100% inside your browser engine.
Your SVG files, source code, and color palettes are processed exclusively by your local JavaScript runtime and never leave your device. No network requests are made. No analytics, logs, or telemetry capture your data. You can verify this by opening DevTools → Network tab while using the tool.
SVG Optimizer & Color Injector
Minify vectors, remove Figma/Illustrator namespaces, and inject dynamic palettes locally.
Drag & Drop SVG file or
Supports .svg structures (Will parse client-side)
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Step-by-Step Guide
Upload or Paste Your SVG
Drag and drop an SVG file onto the upload zone, click to browse, or paste raw SVG markup directly into the code editor. Built-in demos are available to explore immediately.
Apply Optimization Rules
Toggle cleanup passes: strip XML declarations, remove Figma/Illustrator editor metadata, clean comments, collapse dimension attributes, and choose between standard or aggressive minification.
Inject Custom Colors
The color scanner detects all fill, stroke, and stop-color values in your SVG. Replace any detected color with a custom hex value or convert all fills to currentColor for CSS theming.
Export as SVG or React JSX
Copy the clean optimized SVG or switch to the JSX tab to get a production-ready React component with all SVG attributes converted to camelCase props.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are raw SVGs exported from Figma or Illustrator bloated?
Design editors inject proprietary metadata, XML schemas, namespaces, custom group tags, guidelines, and editor paths (e.g. sodipodi, inkscape, sketch) to enable editing later. For production web performance, these are redundant bloat and increase bundle size.
How does the Color Injector palette customization work?
The tool parses the XML tree of your SVG in real-time, finding all instances of fill and stroke hex codes or color names. It presents them in an interactive swatch list where you can replace them globally, swap them, or convert them to 'currentColor' for CSS color inheritance.
What is 'currentColor' and why is it useful?
Using currentColor makes the SVG inherit the text color of its parent container. This allows you to easily style the SVG icon fill or stroke color using standard CSS or Tailwind classes (e.g. text-blue-600, hover:text-red-500) without modifying the SVG code again.
Is any SVG data uploaded to external servers?
No. The entire optimization, color matching, and React compilation process occurs 100% locally inside your web browser using HTML5 DOMParser APIs. Your design assets are completely private and secure.