DESIGN SYSTEMS & CODE

Fast SVG Optimizer & React Exporter

Paste raw SVG markup exported from Figma or Illustrator. It's stripped of editor bloat and comments, rounded to a sane coordinate precision, and exported as a clean React component — processed on the fly and never stored anywhere.

Paste SVG markup

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// Paste valid SVG markup to see output
SVG Cleanup Guide

What's Actually Being Removed

Every step below is a real, deterministic transform - nothing is faked or approximated, and your original drawing geometry (every path, fill, and stroke) is preserved exactly except for coordinate rounding.

Editor Metadata & Namespaces

Illustrator, Inkscape, and Sketch all embed editor-only elements and attributes (<metadata>, sodipodi:*, inkscape:*, rdf:*) that browsers ignore but that still take up bytes - these are removed entirely, along with the XML declaration prologue.

Comments & Whitespace

XML comments and pretty-printed indentation between tags are stripped, while whitespace inside <text>/<tspan> elements is deliberately preserved so visible text content never changes.

Coordinate Precision

Design tools frequently export 6+ decimal places on every path coordinate ("12.001000") when 1-2 decimals render identically on screen - this tool rounds every numeric value inside geometry-bearing attributes to your chosen precision.

Redundant Group Wrappers

Illustrator commonly nests a shape inside 2-3 layers of attribute-less <g> wrappers left over from its own layer panel. Any <g> with no attributes and no content is removed; any <g> with no attributes and exactly one child is replaced by that child directly.

How the React Export Works

The JSX exporter always runs on the already-optimized markup, then applies three mechanical renames so the result is valid JSX: every kebab-case attribute (stroke-width) becomes camelCase (strokeWidth), class becomes className, and any inline style="prop:value" string becomes a style={{ prop: "value" }} object. The root <svg> element always spreads {...props}, so the component accepts every standard SVG prop (className, onClick, width, etc.) without extra wiring.

The live preview above renders inside a fully sandboxed <iframe sandbox=""> with scripts disabled, so even a pasted SVG containing an embedded <script> tag or an onload handler can't execute against this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my SVG uploaded anywhere?

The markup you paste is sent to our server to be parsed and optimized (the same request/response model as every other tool on this site) and the preview render happens back in your browser - nothing is written to a database or kept after the response is sent.

Will lowering the precision distort my icon?

At precision 1-2 (the default), the difference is invisible at any icon size (16-48px) - a coordinate error under 0.01px is far smaller than a single screen pixel. Very large, detailed illustrations may want precision 3.

Why did some of my <g> groups disappear?

Only attribute-less groups are touched: a fully empty one is deleted, and one wrapping exactly one child is replaced by that child. A <g> with a transform, opacity, class, or any other attribute is always preserved untouched.

Can I use the JSX output directly as a file?

Yes - copy it into a ComponentName.tsx (or .jsx with TypeScript off) file. It has no dependencies beyond React itself.

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