Local file tools
SVG, PNG, PDF, React, and cleanup tools run in the browser where possible.
Private SVG and PDF tools
Convert SVG to PDF, export SVG to PNG, clean messy SVG markup, and generate new SVG code from a prompt. The file tools run locally in your browser. The AI tool only sends the prompt and style you choose.
SVG, PNG, PDF, React, and cleanup tools run in the browser where possible.
Cleaning, preview, SVG to PDF, SVG to PNG, and SVG to React do not send files to a server.
Generated and converted SVG can be previewed, copied, cleaned, and adjusted.
The AI generator sends prompt text and style choice, not private files.
All tools
Core file tools run locally. AI generation is separate and uses only the prompt you submit. For a full grouped list, open the tools directory.
Clean risky SVG markup before using it in a page or app.
Change SVG fill and stroke colors locally.
Set or scale SVG line thickness and adjust caps and joins.
Edit path commands, coordinates, position, and scale locally.
Preview SVG code and check viewBox, width, and height.
Crop extra whitespace and resize the SVG canvas locally.
Compress cleaned SVG markup without uploading the file.
Turn SVG markup into a typed React component.
Edit and format SVG markup with a safe local preview.
Encode SVG for CSS background-image, HTML img src, or a data URL.
Review the TSX component pattern before shipping icons.
PDFSVG is a private SVG and PDF tools site for browser-based file work. Use it to convert SVG to PDF, clean SVG code, convert SVG to React, and generate editable SVG from a prompt. The local SVG tools keep files on your device, while the AI SVG generator sends only the prompt and style choice.
See how browser-based SVG to PDF export works, what stays on your device, and when to use a print tool.
Check color, fonts, size, bleed, and PDF/X before using an SVG export for print.
Convert Adobe Illustrator .ai files to SVG through a vector editor before browser cleanup.
Export Illustrator .ai artwork as PDF and check fonts, links, artboards, and print settings.
Open SVG in Illustrator, check fonts and effects, then save an editable .ai source file.
Choose direct SVG export when the source is vector and PNG to PDF when it is already raster.
Trace PNG logos, icons, line art, and simple graphics into editable SVG paths in your browser.
Preview SVG code locally and inspect viewBox, width, and height before export.
Fit the SVG canvas to its artwork or enter viewBox coordinates by hand.
Make explicit SVG strokes thinner or thicker while keeping the file local.
Edit one SVG path through structured commands, exact coordinates, move, and scale controls.
Change SVG fill and stroke colors locally before export or React conversion.
Compress SVG markup after cleanup without uploading the file.
Choose cleanup for safer markup and minification for smaller production files.
Check scripts, links, IDs, viewBox, and preview before using an SVG.
Encode a small SVG for CSS background-image, HTML img src, or a plain data URL.
Choose inline SVG data for tiny graphics and normal SVG files for shared assets.
Export SVG as a PNG with transparent or white background in your browser.
Choose scale, pixel size, and transparency for icon PNG exports.
Choose viewBox, display size, and PNG export size for UI icons.
Turn SVG markup into typed TSX components and review what changes during conversion.
Convert SVG attributes to JSX names and review IDs, styles, and labels.
Review JSX attributes, props, IDs, and accessibility before shipping React icons.
Choose a quick browser converter or a repeatable React build workflow.
Choose sprites for shared assets or React components for icon props and state.
Handle aria-hidden, aria-label, title, and visible text for React SVG icons.
Remove scripts, event handlers, unsafe links, and risky markup before publishing SVG.
Clean script tags, event handlers, unsafe links, and unsupported markup from SVG files.
Understand scans, fonts, masks, transparency, and layout problems before converting.
Learn what PDF paths can be extracted, what gets skipped, and when a scan needs tracing.
Test simple vector PDFs locally and understand browser conversion limits.
Learn which PDF files can become editable SVG and which need tracing first.
Use concrete prompts for AI-generated icons, badges, diagrams, and logo sketches.
Use PDFSVG when you need quick SVG and PDF work in the browser: convert SVG to PDF, export SVG to PNG, clean SVG code, preview SVG files, turn SVG into React code, or generate a new SVG from a prompt.
Most file tools run locally in your browser, including SVG cleaning, SVG preview, SVG to PDF, SVG to PNG, SVG to React, and basic PDF to SVG testing. The AI SVG generator only sends the prompt and style you choose.
PDFSVG can test simple vector PDFs and export basic SVG when the page contains readable paths. Scanned PDFs, image-only pages, embedded fonts, masks, and complex layouts may not convert cleanly, so the tool gives a clear reason when a PDF is not a good fit.
Start with SVG to PDF for logos, icons, and simple diagrams; SVG cleaner for unknown SVG files; SVG to PNG for transparent image exports; and PDF to SVG only when the PDF is likely a simple vector file.