Every SVG a page hides, one popup

The shared model

Four sources, one honest workflow

The four sources look different in the DOM but behave the same in the popup. Whichever way an SVG got onto the page, SVG Downloader treats it the same once it's found: show it, save it, and tell you about anything it had to skip — without touching a server.

• An isolated preview of each. Every SVG it finds is rendered on its own, away from the surrounding layout, so you can page through with Previous/Next and see exactly what you're about to save before you commit.
• The original markup, not a re-render. What downloads is the SVG that was in the page — its own paths, its own viewBox, its own precision. It stays sharp at any size and stays editable text you can recolour, never a rasterised screenshot.
• Entirely on-device. Detection, preview and download all happen in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and there is no analytics call watching what you save.

You can hand a saved file straight to the SVG Color Changer if you want to recolour it, or send the whole page to a ZIP when you need the full set. Start with whichever source matches the icon in front of you.