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Free BIMI SVG Logo Converter

Convert any SVG logo to BIMI-compliant SVG Tiny 1.2 Portable/Secure (PS) format. Validate, fix, and download a logo ready for your BIMI DNS record.

Drag & drop your SVG logo here
or click to browse — .svg only, max 1MB

What is BIMI SVG Tiny PS?

BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) displays your brand logo next to your emails in supported clients like Gmail, Apple Mail, and Yahoo. For security, BIMI requires logos in SVG Tiny 1.2 Portable/Secure (PS) format — a restricted subset of SVG that prevents code execution, external resource loading, and animations.

SVG Tiny PS is defined by the SVG specification with additional constraints: no JavaScript, no external references, no animations, a square viewBox, and a mandatory <title> element. Most SVG files exported from design tools like Illustrator, Figma, or Inkscape include features not allowed in BIMI logos.

Why Does BIMI Need Special SVGs?

Email clients display BIMI logos inside the inbox UI, so the SVG format must be safe to render. A malicious SVG could theoretically execute JavaScript, load external tracking pixels, or exploit rendering bugs. SVG Tiny PS eliminates these attack vectors by stripping the SVG language down to pure static vector graphics.

The key requirements include: version="1.2" and baseProfile="tiny-ps" on the root <svg> element, a square viewBox, no <script> or <foreignObject> elements, no event handlers, no external URL references, no animations, a <title> element, and a file size under 32KB.

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