WordPress restricts SVG uploads by default because SVG is XML-based and can contain potentially unsafe content. But SVGs are essential for modern websites. So I built **WP SVG Engine** to make SVG handling safer and easier. 🛡️ Safe SVG & SVGZ uploads with automated sanitization 🎨 Media Library previews ⚡ Client-side inline SVG rendering 🔐 Role-based upload permissions 🧩 Gutenberg & Elementor support 💻 No code required The goal is simple: **make working with SVGs in WordPress less painful.**

Svigent Tools brings secure SVG uploads, inline SVG rendering, and lightweight performance features to WordPress. Sanitize SVG/SVGZ files on upload, preview them in the Media Library, style SVGs with CSS, and handle dynamically added SVGs with client-side caching and MutationObserver support.