Can I download an SVG by pasting its URL?

Yes. Open the SVG’s URL in your browser, then click SVG Export to grab the vector file directly — no manual copying of code.

My SVG URL just shows code or a blank page. How do I save it?

Opening a .svg URL often shows raw markup or renders it without a clean way to save. SVG Export extracts the file itself so you get a usable .svg, not an HTML page.

Yes — SVG Export is free, with no account and no file uploads.

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Use case

Download an SVG from a URL

Got a link to an SVG? Get the actual vector file in one click.

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When you have the URL of an SVG — or you are on a page that uses one — you usually just want the file itself, not a screenshot or a tab full of XML. SVG Export pulls the real vector straight from the page so you can save it as a proper .svg.

It works whether the SVG is loaded as its own file or drawn inline in the page, and it keeps the styling intact so the download looks exactly like the original.

SVG Export lists every SVG on the page so you can preview and download exactly what you need.

How it works

1
Open the URL

Navigate to the page or the direct SVG link in your browser.
2
Open SVG Export

Click the extension icon to list every SVG found at that URL.
3
Download the file

Pick the SVG you want and save it — or export it as PNG or JPG instead.

Powerful Features

Everything you need to efficiently extract SVGs

Bulk Export

Select all. Download all. Every SVG on the page in one zip.

Format Freedom

Export as SVG, PNG, or JPG. Your vectors, your format.

Edit Before Export

Rename, resize, and preview every asset before you save.

Inline Styles

SVGs styled by external CSS? We inline the styles so they look right outside the page.

Copy to Clipboard

Copy SVG code instantly. Paste straight into Figma, Sketch, or your codebase.

Pixel Perfect

Lossless vector extraction. What you see is what you get.

Frequently asked questions

Can I download an SVG by pasting its URL?: Yes. Open the SVG’s URL in your browser, then click SVG Export to grab the vector file directly — no manual copying of code.
My SVG URL just shows code or a blank page. How do I save it?: Opening a .svg URL often shows raw markup or renders it without a clean way to save. SVG Export extracts the file itself so you get a usable .svg, not an HTML page.
Is it free?: Yes — SVG Export is free, with no account and no file uploads.

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