SVG to Tailwind / CSS
Paste an SVG, clean it, preview it, then copy Tailwind JSX, CSS, or plain SVG — private and client-side.
or paste markup below
Preview
Reserved box — no layout jump.
Turn on strip background / currentColor when you need a clean icon for Tailwind. Nothing is uploaded.
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How to convert SVG to Tailwind or CSS
- Paste SVG markup or upload a .svg file.
- Optionally strip background, apply currentColor, or strip IDs.
- Choose Tailwind, JSX, CSS, or SVG output.
- Check the live preview, then Copy or Download .svg.
Why clean SVG before dropping it into Tailwind
Exports from design tools often include editor namespaces, fixed fills, and missing viewBox values. Cleaning those out makes icons behave like UI glyphs: scalable, recolorable with text utilities, and safe to paste into React. A CSS mask output is useful when you want a background-based icon without inline markup.
FAQ
What does this SVG converter do?
It cleans pasted SVG markup and exports Tailwind-ready JSX, plain JSX, CSS mask snippets, or cleaned SVG — with a live preview so you can verify before copying.
Why use currentColor?
currentColor lets the icon inherit the text color. In Tailwind you can recolor with text-sky-500 (or any text-* class) instead of hard-coded fills.
Is my SVG uploaded to a server?
No. Parsing, cleaning, and preview all run in your browser. DevDock does not upload your SVG to use this tool.
Will every SVG become perfect Tailwind?
It handles the common icon workflow: clean markup, size classes, and currentColor. Complex illustrations may still need manual tweaks — that’s expected.
When should I use CSS mask output?
Use CSS mask when you want a single-color icon controlled by background-color (or similar) instead of inline SVG paths — handy for some design systems and icon buttons.
Compressing raster assets instead? Try the Image Compressor. Matching icon colors? Use the Color Picker. Mode-first pages: SVG to JSX and SVG to Tailwind.
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