Hey everyone, I'm working on a web-based tool that optimizes SVG files while also converting them to JSX, Base64, or CSS. I've integrated SVGO for optimization and would really love your honest input on how well it functions with your own SVGs. If you have a minute, please try it out with your SVG files at this link: https://www.konverter-online.com. I'm also very open to any suggestions or feedback on its usability. What do you find confusing or lacking? I want to ensure this tool is genuinely helpful for developers dealing with SVGs. Thanks a bunch!
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Really good job on the tool! I like the interface a lot. However, it did break one of the SVGs I tried, but at least I could see that in the preview, so it wasn’t a huge deal.
I just tried your tool and the optimization seems solid! The interface is nice and clean. It’d be awesome to see what specific changes SVGO makes, maybe even a before and after preview to ensure nothing critical gets compromised during the optimization.
Thanks for the feedback! I’ll definitely consider adding those features in the next update.
How does your tool stack up against SVGOMG? I’ve used SVGOMG a lot for cleaning up SVG files – it’s pretty great. Just curious if yours offers similar capabilities or is aimed at something else.
Yeah, I totally get that! SVGOMG is fantastic for detailed cleaning. My tool is more of an all-in-one package, offering conversions to JSX and Base64 too, in addition to optimization. I'm aiming to add more features as it develops. Thanks for your input!
Thanks! I appreciate you pointing that out, and I’ll make sure to look into that bug.