SVG to CSS

Convert SVG to CSS background-image property.

Conversion method

0

Read-only

0

Output

CSS

background-image: url('data:image/svg+xml,');
Preview

What is the SVG to CSS?

The SVG to CSS tool is a utility that easily converts images in SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) format into a format usable as the background-image property in CSS. SVG is compatible with high-resolution displays and lightweight in file size, making it widely used in web development and design.

This tool offers two conversion methods:

  1. Full encode: By encoding all characters, browser compatibility is improved. However, the size of the generated CSS code may increase slightly.
  2. Partial encode: By replacing only specific characters, the size of the CSS code is kept minimal. However, this method may not display correctly in some browsers or environments, so full encoding is recommended when compatibility is necessary.

Key Features

  • Convert SVG to CSS: Transforms SVG into a background-image format usable in CSS.
  • Two Encoding Methods:
    • Full encode: Safely encodes all characters.
    • Partial encode: Replaces only specific characters to achieve optimized encoding.
  • Real-time Preview: Instantly view the generated CSS after conversion.
  • Intuitive Operation: Easy to use without complex settings, accessible for everyone.

How to Use the SVG to CSS Tool

  1. Input SVG Data or Upload a File
    Enter the SVG data you want to convert or select a file to upload.
  2. Select Encoding Method
    Choose either "Full Encode" or "Partial Encode" as the conversion method. Full encoding converts all characters, while partial encoding replaces only specific characters.
  3. Automatic Generation of CSS Code
    Generates CSS code in real-time based on the selected encoding method.
  4. Real-time Preview
    Check how the converted CSS is displayed in the preview window.

Why Convert SVG to CSS?

SVG is a resolution-independent, lightweight, and scalable vector format. By embedding SVG into CSS using this tool, there is no need to reference external files, resulting in faster page loading. Additionally, the ability to choose the encoding method allows for optimal conversion based on usage scenarios. For example, if compatibility is a priority, choose full encoding, and if minimizing size is desired, use partial encoding.