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SVG download guides
A modern page hides its vectors in four places the browser won't let you save: inline <svg>, CSS backgrounds, sprite <use> references, and <img> or data-URI sources. These guides walk each one, then show the one-popup method that grabs them all — the original markup, not a screenshot.
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Four guides, one workflow
Each guide is written for a specific source, but they share the same tool and the same two-click finish — preview, then Download Current or Download All as ZIP. If you only read one, read the first: it covers every source and the universal method.
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How to download an SVG from any website
The head-to-tail method that works on inline SVG, CSS backgrounds, sprites and image sources. Why right-click fails, and how to fix a black icon.
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Icon sets
How to extract SVG icons from a website
Grab a whole icon set — page through inline components, name each file, or take the entire set as a de-duplicated ZIP.
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Bulk
Download all SVGs as a ZIP
One click captures the vectors on the page, de-duplicated and numbered, and the popup names anything that couldn't be resolved.
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CSS
Extract SVG from a CSS background
Pull the vector out of a
Read the guide →background-image— including inlinedata:URIs — without reading the stylesheet by hand.
Install once, save vectors everywhere
Free, MIT-licensed, and it runs entirely on your machine — no upload, no account, no analytics.