Can it download inline SVG icons that have no .svg file?

Yes. Scanning a page picks up inline icons, icons from SVG sprites ( and ) and SVGs embedded as data URIs, and saves each one as its own standalone .svg file.

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How to download an SVG from a website

Copy the link. Copy the address of the SVG, or of the web page it is on.

Paste it and press Get SVG. Paste the link into the box. A page link lists every SVG on the page, including inline icons and sprite symbols.

Choose the format. Keep the original SVG, save a minified copy, or convert to PNG, WebP or ICO at the size you need.

Download. Press Download. Three or more files come as one ZIP.

Want to look inside an SVG first? Open it in the SVG File Viewer or check it with the SVG Analyzer.

Where SVGs hide on a page

Type	What it looks like	Found?
SVG file	`<img src="logo.svg">`, links, CSS `url()`	Yes
Inline SVG	`<svg>...</svg>` right in the page	Yes - saved as its own file
Sprite icon	`<use href="#icon">` + `<symbol>`	Yes - each symbol separately
Embedded SVG	`data:image/svg+xml,...`	Yes
Added by JavaScript	Icons drawn after the page loads	No - copy the single SVG link

Found a PNG logo instead of an SVG? Turn it into a vector with PNG to SVG.

Tips

Icon not found? Right-click it, choose Inspect, right-click the <svg> line and pick Copy > Copy outerHTML - then save it with the SVG File Viewer.

Need a favicon? Pick ICO and tick 16, 32, 48 and 256 - or build a full set with SVG to Favicon.

Black icon? Inline icons often use the page's text colour. Recolour them in the SVG Icon Editor.

Sprite links work too: paste sprite.svg#icon-name to get just that icon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Copy the link of the SVG - or of the page it is on - paste it into the box and press Get SVG. If you pasted a page, every SVG on it is listed so you can pick the one you want.

Then choose SVG, PNG, WebP or ICO and press Download.

Right-click the image and choose Copy image address (Chrome, Edge) or Copy Image Link (Firefox, Safari).

Many icons have no link of their own because they are drawn inside the page. In that case paste the page address and the downloader finds them.

Yes. Scanning a page picks up inline <svg> icons, icons from SVG sprites (<symbol> and <use>) and SVGs embedded as data URIs.

Each one is saved as its own standalone .svg file that opens anywhere. Want to recolour it? Use the SVG Icon Editor.

Yes. Choose Several SVGs, paste the page address and press Find SVGs. Tick the ones you want and press Download.

One or two come as separate files, three or more as one ZIP. You can save them all as SVG or as PNG at the size you pick.

Yes. Pick PNG, WebP or ICO under Save as, choose the width and background, and the real file size is shown before you download. ICO files include the sizes you tick, from 16x16 up to 256x256.

For a full favicon set with web manifest, use SVG to Favicon.

For your safety, scripts, event handlers and embedded web content are removed from every SVG, because they can run code when the file is opened. The drawing itself is not changed.

The Minified option goes further and strips comments, metadata and editor data. For deeper savings, try Compress SVG.

Some sites add their icons with JavaScript after the page has loaded, keep them in separate CSS files, or draw them with icon fonts instead of SVG - those are not in the page we receive.

Copy the address of a single SVG instead, or grab other image types with the Bulk Image Downloader.

Saving an SVG for personal use or reference is generally fine, but logos and icons are usually copyrighted or licensed. Check the license before using one commercially.

Open icon sets such as Lucide, Heroicons or Wikimedia Commons files come with free licenses.

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