- Why convert SVG to Base64?
- Converting SVG to Base64 allows you to embed vector graphics directly in CSS, HTML, or JavaScript without external file requests, reducing HTTP calls and improving page load times.
- How do I use Base64 encoded SVGs in CSS?
- Use the Base64 output in your CSS background-image property like this: background-image: url(data:image/svg+xml;base64,[your-base64-code]);
- Do Base64 encoded SVGs work in all browsers?
- Yes, Base64 encoded SVGs are widely supported in modern browsers. They're perfect for creating scalable, resolution-independent graphics.
- Is there a size difference with Base64 encoded SVGs?
- Base64 encoding increases the file size by approximately 33%, but this is often offset by the benefits of fewer HTTP requests and inline embedding.
- Can I animate Base64 encoded SVGs?
- Yes, SVG animations and interactivity work the same way when Base64 encoded, as long as they're properly embedded in your HTML.