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SVG Customizer
SVG Icon Customizer & Animator
Upload any SVG vector, customize dimensions, stroke lines, fill colors, and apply smooth CSS keyframe animations offline.
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SVG Raw Source Code
Customizer Sliders
Stroke Width (px)
2
Icon Sizing Scale (px)
120
Export Animated SVG
/* Customized XML output... */
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick direct-answer guides about using this utility tool locally and securely.
How can I animate SVG vectors offline?
Paste your SVG raw markup, adjust colors/strokes, select an animation formula (e.g. Spin or Draw Path), and export the animated SVG containing embedded CSS.
Can I customise the stroke line caps of my vector paths?
Yes, path attributes like stroke-width and colors are automatically applied recursively to all nested shapes of your vector XML tag contents.
Is my SVG file uploaded to a server when animating?
No, KuberAgent parses and animates your SVG entirely in your browser using native DOM tools — nothing is transmitted anywhere. You can verify this yourself by checking your browser's Network tab while using the tool.
Is this SVG animation tool free with no export limits?
Yes, KuberAgent SVG Studio is completely free with unlimited exports and no sign-up required — unlike tools like SVGator, which cap free accounts at 3 animation exports per month.
Which browsers support animated SVG (SMIL) output?
All modern browsers — Chrome, Firefox, Safari (including iOS Safari), and Edge — support SMIL-based SVG animations natively, covering roughly 96% of web traffic. Some platforms like GitHub markdown strip SMIL from embedded SVGs, so use an iframe or direct file link in those cases.
What is the difference between SMIL and CSS-based SVG animation?
SMIL animations are declared directly inside the SVG file itself using XML elements, making the animated file fully self-contained and portable, while CSS-based animation relies on external stylesheets — SMIL is ideal when you need a single, shareable animated file.
Can I export my animated SVG as a GIF or video?
Many SVG animation tools support converting the final animation to GIF or MP4 for use in presentations, PDFs, or platforms that don't support animated SVGs directly — check your export options for this conversion.
Can I import an SVG exported from Figma or Adobe Illustrator?
Yes, export your design as a static SVG from Figma (File → Export → SVG) or Illustrator, then paste or upload it into KuberAgent to add animations — the tool starts from a static SVG and builds the animation layer on top.
Can I control how many times an SVG animation repeats or loops?
Yes, you can typically set animations to loop a fixed number of times or repeat infinitely, and different animations on the same element can have different repeat counts for choreographed effects.