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Save As > Plain SVG or Optimized SVG should remove the things you don't need. You tend to have control over everything else directly in Inkscape.
by ygra 6y ago
Save As > Plain SVG or Optimized SVG should remove the things you don't need. You tend to have control over everything else directly in Inkscape.
- asddubs 6y agothat'll still generate a ton of unnecessary inline styles
- azeirah 6y agoDon't know if these work, but iirc there are several svg optimization/simplifiers available as JS libraries on npm and github. Is there something there that would help, perhaps?
- tomcooks 6y agoSvgo helps a lot, I always use it to reduce the size of my SVG files, otherwise a couple of plaintext substitution get rid of all inline styles in a swift Vim macro