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SVG Inliner

The SVG Inliner tool extracts CSS styles from <style> tags within SVG code and inlines them directly into SVG elements as style attributes. This creates standalone SVG files that work perfectly in email clients, PDFs, Word documents, and anywhere external stylesheets aren't supported.

How to Use the SVG Inliner:

Simply paste your SVG code with <style> tags or CSS classes into the input field and click “Inline Styles”. The tool will automatically extract all CSS rules, apply them as inline styles to matching elements, and remove the <style> tags.

Email Templates

Many email clients strip <style> tags from SVGs. Inlining styles ensures your SVG icons and graphics render correctly in emails.

Document Embedding

PDFs, Word documents, and other formats often don't support external stylesheets. Inlined SVG styles ensure consistent rendering.

Standalone SVG Files

Create portable SVG files that work anywhere without dependencies on external stylesheets or CSS files.

How Does SVG Inlining Work?

The SVG Inliner parses your SVG code using the browser’s DOMParser, extracts CSS rules from <style> tags, matches selectors to SVG elements, and applies styles as inline style attributes. It merges with existing inline styles and removes the <style> tags after processing.

CSS Parsing

Extracts CSS rules from <style> tags, supporting class selectors (.class), ID selectors (#id), and element selectors.

Style Application

Applies CSS styles directly to SVG elements as style attributes, merging with any existing inline styles.

Style Tag Removal

Removes <style> tags after inlining to create a clean, standalone SVG file.

Using SVG Inliner:

html SVG with Style Tags




Output <svg width="200" height="200"> <circle class="circle" cx="100" cy="100" r="50" style="fill: #ff6b6b; stroke: #333;"/> <rect class="rect" x="50" y="150" width="100" height="30" style="fill: #4ecdc4;"/> </svg>

Input SVG with style tags gets converted to inline styles

Frequently asked questions

Many email clients and document formats don’t support

Yes, the tool merges new styles with existing inline styles, so you won’t lose any styling you’ve already applied.

The tool supports class selectors (.class), ID selectors (#id), and element selectors. Pseudo-selectors are not currently supported.

Collect Better Feedback with Userback

This SVG inliner helps you create portable graphics, but gathering user feedback about your applications needs a comprehensive solution. Userback provides visual feedback tools that capture the full context of user interactions. With automatic screenshot capture, browser details, console output, and network activity, you get everything needed to understand and address issues efficiently. When designers need to report SVG rendering issues or suggest improvements to graphics workflows, Userback allows them to submit detailed reports that include all technical context in one shareable link.