How do I extract an SVG from a website?

Open the page and click SVG Export. It detects every SVG, inlines the styles, and lets you download a clean vector file — no manual DOM digging.

Does it keep the original styling?

Yes. SVGs styled by external CSS often break when copied by hand. SVG Export inlines those styles so the extracted file matches what you saw on the page.

Can I copy the SVG code instead of downloading?

Yes. You can copy the SVG markup straight to your clipboard and paste it into Figma, Sketch, or your code.

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Extract SVGs from any website

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Extracting an SVG by hand means hunting through the DOM, copying markup, and hoping the styles come with it. It rarely does — external CSS is left behind and the result looks wrong.

SVG Export does the extraction for you: it finds every SVG on the page, inlines the styles that make it look right, and gives you a clean file you can drop straight into Figma, a design system, or your codebase.

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

How it works

1
Open the page

Go to the website that contains the SVGs you want to extract.
2
Scan with SVG Export

Click the icon to detect every inline and linked SVG automatically.
3
Export clean files

Download as SVG with styles inlined, or copy the SVG code to your clipboard.

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

How do I extract an SVG from a website?: Open the page and click SVG Export. It detects every SVG, inlines the styles, and lets you download a clean vector file — no manual DOM digging.
Does it keep the original styling?: Yes. SVGs styled by external CSS often break when copied by hand. SVG Export inlines those styles so the extracted file matches what you saw on the page.
Can I copy the SVG code instead of downloading?: Yes. You can copy the SVG markup straight to your clipboard and paste it into Figma, Sketch, or your code.

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