Converting your fonts to outlines allows browsers to properly render fonts. If your icon contains any text you’re going to want to set the Type option at the top of the SVG Options window to ‘Convert to outline’. Icons with inline styles will prevent conflicts with class names or mistakenly inheriting styles from other icons you have installed on your site. Otherwise the icons will export with CDATA strings inside of style tags, possibly causing a number of issues on your site. Setting the ‘CSS Properties’ option to be ‘Style Attributes’ will export the SVG icon with inline styles applied to your SVG icon. Change the ‘CSS Properties’ option to ‘Style Attributes’ to ensure inline styles are used when generating the SVG icon. When the Advanced Options display you’ll want to change the CSS Properties option to Style Attributes. Click on the ‘More Options’ button in the lower right hand corner of the SVG options window. Next click on the More Options button in the bottom left hand corner. Font Subsettings: None (Use System Fonts).When the next window pops up you want to make sure the following settings are used: Give your icon a descriptive name and set the format as SVG. When the ‘Save As’ window appears, give your icon a name and change the ‘Format’ option at the bottom to SVG (svg). When your icon is ready, from within Adobe Illustrator, select File ⇨ Save As From within Adobe Illustrator select File ⇨ Save As. Export SettingsĮxporting your icons out of Adobe Illustrator as an SVG file is easy. Open up your third-party icons in Adobe Illustrator, or the program of your choice, and re-export the SVG icons using the settings listed below. This tutorial is also helpful if you’ve downloaded a set of icons from a third party and they cause styling issues with each other.
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