Open a vector file, replace its colours one by one or with a palette from another tool, and download a clean copy. Nothing is uploaded.
Your file stays on this device. Scripts, links and anything that reaches the internet are removed before it is shown. Up to 1 MB.
Use it to try an icon, illustration or logo against a new palette, or to bring a set of drawings onto the same brand colours. Only recolour artwork you have the right to change.
It handles fills, strokes, gradient stops and simple stylesheets. Colours inside filters and embedded bitmaps are not changed, and embedded images are removed. The result is an edited copy, so keep your original.
Photographs and other raster images are not supported. Recolouring those well needs region detection, which a simple tool would do badly.
An SVG can carry code, so every file is treated as untrusted. It is parsed and rebuilt from a list of allowed drawing elements and attributes. Scripts, event handlers, embedded web content, animation, links out of the file and external stylesheets are all removed, and the tool lists what it took out.
Previews are shown as images, in which browsers do not run scripts or load outside files. Geometry and the viewBox are left as they were. Colours written as HEX, RGB and common colour names are detected.