The web companion to the PlugStudio plugin. Clean your monochrome SVGs and automatically convert hardcoded attributes to currentColor.
Using currentColor is the standard way to make SVGs inherit the text color of their parent container. If your SVG has hardcoded colors (like fill="#FF0000"), you cannot change its color on hover or apply dark mode styles using CSS. This tool cleans those inline styles so your SVGs become fully dynamic.
Absolutely. Frameworks like Tailwind CSS rely on utility classes (e.g., text-blue-500) to colorize SVGs. For this to work, the SVG must have its fill or stroke set to currentColor. You can clean your SVGs here and then safely paste them into your React/JSX or HTML templates.
No. Privacy and speed are our priorities. This tool is 100% client-side, meaning all the code parsing and conversion happens directly in your browser. Your SVG files or code never leave your computer, making it completely secure for enterprise or proprietary assets.
Yes! If you build sites using Elementor or the block editor, having to manually clean SVGs is tedious. We developed the free MZ SVG CurrentColor Normalizer plugin. You can download it directly from the WordPress.org repository to automate this process right inside your media library.
No. Our conversion algorithm is smart enough to detect fill="none" and fill="transparent" attributes and leaves them untouched. It only targets actual color values to ensure the structure of your icons remains perfectly intact.