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Convert SVG patterns and graphics to CSS background-image data URIs for use in web design.
No. All processing happens 100% client-side in your browser. Your SVG never leaves your device.
Yes. The generated CSS uses standard data URIs that work in all modern browsers. For large SVGs, consider Base64 encoding (larger output) vs URI-encoding (more readable but may have URL-length limits).
There is no hard limit, but browser URL length limits apply to URI-encoded version (~50KB). For larger SVGs, use Base64 encoding or reference the SVG file directly.
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