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Remove Stroke

Strip all stroke and border styling from your SVG.

Input

Drag & drop SVG

Drop a .svg file here, click to browse, or paste raw markup below.

input.svg

Output

Result will appear here

Browser-local SVG Processing

The Remove Stroke utility processes SVG content in your browser. The raw SVG is not uploaded for processing; actual processing time depends on the file and your device. See the Privacy Policy for normal website requests and hosting logs.

About Remove Stroke

Remove all outline strokes and border attributes from SVG shapes for clean, solid fill graphics and flat icon illustrations. It cleans `stroke`, `stroke-width`, `stroke-dasharray`, and inline stroke declarations without mutating path geometry coordinates. Ideal for simplifying complex stroked illustrations into flat filled shapes.

How It Works

01

Input your SVG code.

02

The engine strips stroke attributes.

03

Copy the updated SVG.

Stroke removal notes

Remove Stroke strips outline styling when you need flat filled artwork or want to rebuild stroke behavior in CSS. Because a stroke can define much of an icon’s appearance, preview the result and keep the original path styling available.

What this tool does

  • Removes supported stroke, stroke-width, dash, cap, join, and inline stroke declarations.
  • Preserves the underlying shape and path geometry.
  • Produces markup that can be paired with a fill pass or new stylesheet rules.

Review before publishing

  • Removing strokes can eliminate the visible artwork when a shape has no fill.
  • Stroke alignment, joins, and filters can affect the original bounds and visual weight.
  • External styles and inherited stroke values may require inspection beyond the element attributes.

Stroked shape

<path fill='none' stroke='#2563eb' stroke-width='2' stroke-linecap='round' d='M1 5h8'/>

Stroke removed

<path fill='none' d='M1 5h8'/>

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it remove inline style strokes?

Yes, both XML attributes (`stroke='...'`) and inline style declarations (`stroke:...`) are cleaned.

Which stroke-related attributes are removed?

It removes `stroke`, `stroke-width`, `stroke-dasharray`, `stroke-linecap`, and `stroke-linejoin`.

Will removing strokes change the overall graphic dimensions?

The coordinate geometry stays the same, but outline borders are removed.

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