When to use SVG Base64
SVG is well suited to icons, logos and illustrations that must remain sharp at different sizes.
A Data URL can place a small image directly inside HTML or CSS, which may simplify portable snippets and self-contained documents.
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Encode SVG vector files into Base64 Data URLs for HTML, CSS and application payloads.
Files stay in your browser. Maximum 5 MB each.
SVG is well suited to icons, logos and illustrations that must remain sharp at different sizes.
A Data URL can place a small image directly inside HTML or CSS, which may simplify portable snippets and self-contained documents.
Need a smaller result? Resize or compress the image before encoding.