SVGs make great backgrounds for pages or other content – they’re generally small files, and because they’re vectors they render cleanly with no jaggies.
This tool converts an SVG file into a set of CSS background-* properties. The SVG is embedded as an inline data: URL. Unnecessary parts of the SVG file are stripped out to make the final output as small as possible.
You can create SVG drawings using free tools such as Inkscape or Diagrams.net (formerly draw.io).
Drag & drop SVG here
or
CSS background properties will appear here...The input SVG will be stripped of unnecessary items:
content attributes;Published: Tuesday, July 28, 2020
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