مُنظِّف SVG

SVG sanitizer removes scripts, event handlers, foreignObject, and unsafe external references that can introduce security risks. It targets elements that execute code or pull remote content. Use SVG sanitizer whenever SVGs originate outside your trusted pipeline. If the file is user-generated, treat it as untrusted by default.

SVG sanitizer aims to preserve the visual output. If an SVG relies on removed elements, you may see changes, so always preview. In most icon and illustration files, SVG sanitizer keeps the artwork intact while removing hidden behavior. When issues appear, re-export from the design tool without scripts or embedded HTML.

Yes. SVG sanitizer removes foreignObject because it can embed HTML and scripts. This keeps output safe for CMS blocks, email templates, and public embeds. If you need HTML inside an SVG, consider exporting PNG instead.

No. SVG sanitizer runs locally in your browser, so files never leave your device. This local SVG sanitizer workflow is safe for confidential assets and strict privacy environments. Local processing also avoids upload limits and keeps review cycles fast.

Yes. SVG sanitizer removes risky elements, then optimization can reduce size. Many teams run SVG sanitizer first, then use the optimizer or cleanup to shrink the file further and keep production assets lean. Keeping a sanitized copy alongside the original also helps with audits and review history.

SVG sanitizer makes files safer, but each platform has its own rules. Use SVG sanitizer, then follow platform guidelines for allowed tags and attributes. When in doubt, export PNG for platforms that block SVG. Some CMS systems also strip SVG tags automatically, so confirm the final output.

SVG sanitizer preserves common accessibility attributes like title and aria-label when safe. After SVG sanitizer runs, you can add or verify labels to meet your accessibility checklist and internal standards. Document those rules so teams stay consistent.

SVG sanitizer provides a fast, repeatable cleaning step for security reviews. It helps teams remove risky content before assets enter production repositories and reduces the attack surface for embedded SVGs in user-facing pages. Consider adding it to your asset intake checklist or CI pipelines. Pair it with a manual spot check for high-risk assets.

Yes. SVG Sanitizer is free to use in your browser. No downloads or installation are required.

No. SVG Sanitizer works instantly in the browser without sign-up, and files stay local.