SVG is becoming more and more popular in the world of web design. You can use Illustrator or Inkscape to create SVG images. But when doing web design, we still need to do some optimizations to make SVG more lightweight.
The 20 tools introduced below can help you create SVG images quickly and effectively. Existing online tools can already help us optimize, convert, create new models, etc.
For a more detailed introduction, see: How To Create SVG Animation Using CSS
Interactive SVG coordinate system
Designing SVG is inseparable from its coordinate system. This is an awesome interactive tool written by Sara Souiden that helps you understand what the SVG coordinate system is all about. Using SVG's viewBox and preserveAspectRatio, the pink and orange lines shown in the figure below, and the ruler next to it, you can learn how SVG coordinates work in the process.
b64 is a small tool for optimization by converting image formats to base64. You can just throw in your SVG images (or JPG and PNG too) and get the result directly onto your site as CSS.
The default SVG contains a lot of unnecessary information that can be deleted. Deleting these things will not affect the image itself. If you want to remove editor metadata, comments, or hidden nodes, you can use SVGO.
You can install SVGO through npm
$ [sudo] npm install -g svgo
You can also use the GUI version, so you can drag and drag happily.
SVG OMG wraps the SVGO command line into a version with a GUI. You can simply click buttons to turn on and off features, and finally you can export images or code.
When you work in Illustrator, the output SVG contains a lot of unnecessary information. Using this tool you can get an optimized version of your exported SVG right from your Illustrator. This tool adds some optimized SVG options to the panel. You can get SVG Now from the Creative Cloud Add-ons page.
Want to convert the output SVG file to PNG format? Can you do it without opening an app like Illustrator? Use this SVG to PNG conversion tool to get the output image in PNG format and also get the PNG's Base64 data URI if you need it.
If you thought loading animations were cool, now you can make it easy with SVG with SVG Circus. This tool lets you make your own loaders, spinners, or any similar looping animation. Set the 'role', position, size, color and other form panels and then export to get the result.
SVG Sprite is a Node.js module that can optimize a bunch of SVG files and bake them into SVG sprite-types, with traditional background CSS sprites or foreground images, SVG stacks and more.
Using quasi, you can generate Quasicrystal images as seen below. This generator is only experimental, but the results are pretty cool. You can try it out by changing the option values and then download it using the 'Save SVG' button.
Using SVG to create patterns has never been simple and fun. Upload your image, scale it down or change the spacing, rotate and recolor until you get a nice pattern. You can preview the results before downloading.
Use the Trianglify generator to create beautiful SVG geometric patterns. You can freely/vary settings for colors, granularity and choose a color palette to work with. This tool is the GUI version of Trianglify.
You know you can use CSS to create gradients, but did you know you can also use SVG to achieve the same effect? The easiest way to create gradients with SVG is to use this tool. Just enter the start and stop colors and you'll get the code to create the effect. CSS fallbacks are also included.
If you use Photoshop as the image editor for your work, sometimes you may need to convert your design to SVG in the Photoshop workspace. There is a format that is not supported in Photoshop. Download the script into this tool and copy it to the Adobe Photosho/presets/scripts folder.
To rename a vector layer name with an SVG extension (e.g. layer1 becomes layer1.svg), you can now run the script from File > Scripts > PS to SVG.
Did you know that you can add effects to images using SVG? Such as hue, saturation, blur, linear color overlay and other effects. This is a tool that visualizes these effects and then gives you a small snippet that makes it easy to embed the effect into your project.
SVG Morpheous is a JavaScript library that allows you to change an SVG icon from one shape to another. You can set the loosening effect, the duration of the transition animation, and the direction of the rotation.
SVG allows you to click on image shapes to trim them. If the shape is inside a square or circle, it's pretty simple. But what if the shape is one with many stores or polygons? This is why you need to find a Clip Path Generator tool.
Chartist.js is a library for creating highly customizable responsive charts. It utilizes SVG to display charts and can also use SMIL animations. Using this library, you can create linear charts, pie charts, histograms and other types of charts, and even add animations to the charts.
This is a simple tool that uses SVG stroke-dasharray to generate dashed lines. First select a dash type from the list, then conveniently customize the dash in width, height, rotation or color. You can then grab the HTML code and CSS to apply this dashed line to your project.
Method draw is a web-based SVG editor with an intuitive interface flanked by tools. You can draw lines, shapes, enter text or use built-in shapes, and then edit the properties of the drawing. Export the image in SVG format (can also be converted to SVG base64 format) or save directly as PNG.
Even though it's no longer popular, sometimes it's hard to let go of Flash. If so, you can make your flash animations into SVG to keep working with newer technologies. This tool shapes Flash applications in an extensible form and works with CS5, CS5 and CC.
When it becomes Shapes, Bitmaps Symbols, Classic Motion Tweens, Shape tweens, you can export it to SVG (for others, the success is debatable).
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