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SVG cleanup

Clean SVG files before download.

Drop an SVG, remove risky script and remote-reference surfaces with DOMPurify, then optimize the cleaned SVG with SVGO. The file stays in this browser.

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SVG ยท max 5 MB ยท local fragment URLs only

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DOCTYPE, script, and remote-reference cleanup stays enforced.

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How to use it

  1. 1

    Paste or open SVG markup

    Load an SVG file or paste markup into the workspace. The source is handled in the browser rather than sent to a remote cleanup service.

  2. 2

    Sanitize unsafe content

    Remove risky script-like markup, event handlers, or unneeded metadata so the SVG is more suitable for use in a web project.

  3. 3

    Optimize with cleanup rules

    Apply SVGO-style optimization to reduce unnecessary attributes, spacing, comments, and exported editor noise while preserving the visual result.

  4. 4

    Copy or download the cleaned SVG

    Use the cleaned markup in a component, asset folder, icon set, or documentation example after reviewing the output.

Common use cases

Icon system maintenance

Clean SVG icons exported from design tools before adding them to a component library. Removing editor metadata and inconsistent markup makes future diffs and reviews easier.

Safer embed preparation

Sanitize third-party or inherited SVG snippets before embedding them in documentation, static pages, or app UI. Cleanup does not replace code review, but it reduces obvious risky markup.

Performance and readability

Optimize verbose SVG output so files are smaller and easier to inspect. This is useful for logos, simple diagrams, and repeated inline assets.

Security and privacy

Browser-side SVG sanitation

SVG can contain more than simple shapes, so cleanup is treated as both a size and safety step. Frisbly processes the source in the browser, uses sanitation-oriented cleanup, and avoids collecting filenames, markup contents, or user identifiers. You should still review SVGs that came from untrusted sources before deploying them into privileged application surfaces.

Supported inputs and outputs

Supported SVG cleanup inputs

  • Local SVG files or pasted SVG markup.
  • Sanitizing cleanup for script-like or unsafe attributes.
  • Optimization for editor metadata, comments, whitespace, and redundant attributes.
  • Copyable or downloadable cleaned SVG output.

FAQ

Are SVG files uploaded for cleanup?

No. SVG markup is handled in the browser, so the original file or pasted source does not need a server upload route.

Why sanitize SVG at all?

SVG is XML-based and can include risky or unnecessary markup. Sanitizing helps remove obvious unsafe parts before the asset is used on a page.

Does optimization change the image?

The goal is to preserve the visual result while removing redundant markup. Always preview important brand assets before replacing deployed files.

Can I use cleaned SVG in React or Next.js?

Yes, after review. Cleaned SVG can be copied into components or asset folders, depending on your framework and security policy.

Is cleanup enough for untrusted SVGs?

No automated cleanup should be treated as a full security guarantee. Review untrusted SVGs and follow your app's content security policy before deployment.