I got sick of manually converting AI images to SVGs, so I built a tool to automate it.

Ramio — Fri, 29 May 2026 10:10:55 +0000

Hey everyone,

As a dev handling client projects, I’ve seen a massive surge lately in clients wanting to integrate AI-generated characters and illustrations directly into their layouts.

The problem? Raw AI outputs are an absolute mess to work with. Over the last few months, I found myself trapped in a painful, manual loop on almost every single project:

Remove background ➔ Vectorize to scalable SVG ➔ Test in layout ➔ If it fits ➔ Compress ➔ If not ➔ Try another one.

Doing this manually for dozens of assets was costing me hours and became a massive bottleneck.

I finally got fed up and built Shufaf to see it in action. (which means "Transparent") to compress this entire multi-step pipeline into a seamless, high-speed workspace.

I wanted this to be a real, no-BS utility for actual frontend hustle, so I built it with a few specific features in mind:

💵 $0 Unlimited Previews: You can test as many images as you want for free. No wasting credits just trying things out to see if the edge-detection looks right.
🛠️ Real Canvas Controls: You can move, scale, and manipulate assets freely over dynamic backgrounds right inside the app to test real-world UI cards and list views instantly.
📦 Bulk Processing & History: You can process entire batches of illustrations at once so you aren't sitting there doing them one by one.
💻 Developer-Ready Outputs: You can instantly download optimized SVGs, clipped SVGs, raw proxy URLs, or just copy the React/TypeScript (.tsx) code directly into your project.

Shufaf honestly saved my sanity on my recent client deliveries. It's live and fully loaded today.

I'd love for some fellow devs here to break it, test it, and give me some brutal feedback on how to make it better. What does your current workflow look like when clients hand you raw AI assets?

Check out Shufaf to see it in action.

DEV Community: Ramio

I got sick of manually converting AI images to SVGs, so I built a tool to automate it.