SVG Grabber

What this tool does

Paste any URL and extract every SVG on the page - icons, logos, illustrations, everything. Preview them all in a grid, then recolor any SVG in the browser and copy or download it as SVG or PNG. Perfect for grabbing icons from a design you admire, matching logos to your brand color, or extracting vector assets for competitive analysis. No extension, no right-click-inspect loops, no sign-up.

How it works

1. 1

   Paste a website URL into the input field

2. 2

   Our engine scans the DOM for all inline and external SVGs

3. 3

   Preview every SVG in a clean grid

4. 4

   Recolor any SVG, then copy the code or download as SVG or PNG

Features

• Finds inline SVGs and external .svg files
• Clean preview grid with actual rendered output
• Recolor any SVG in the browser before exporting
• Copy raw SVG code to clipboard
• Download as SVG or PNG (2x resolution)
• Download all SVGs from a page in one click
• No extension, no sign-up required

Frequently asked questions

How do I download SVGs from a website?

Paste the website URL into our SVG grabber and click "Grab SVGs." The tool finds every inline SVG element and external .svg file referenced on the page, then displays them in a preview grid. You can recolor, copy the SVG code, or download as SVG or PNG.

Can I grab SVGs without a browser extension?

Yes. This tool works entirely online - paste a URL and get results. No extension, no sign-up, no dev tools needed. That means no permissions prompts and nothing to install.

Can I change the color of an SVG before downloading?

Yes. Click the color swatch under any SVG to open the recolor panel, pick a new color (or paste a HEX code), and the preview updates instantly. When you copy or download, you get the recolored version. Reset at any time to get the original back.

Can I download an SVG as a PNG?

Yes. Every SVG can be downloaded as a PNG at 2x resolution, which is great for slide decks, social posts, or anywhere you need a raster image. The recolor you picked is preserved in the PNG.

Does it find SVGs inside CSS backgrounds?

Yes. The tool checks for SVGs in three places: inline <svg> elements in the HTML, <img> tags pointing to .svg files, and url() references to .svg files in CSS.

Why are some SVGs missing?

SVGs generated dynamically by JavaScript after page load won't be detected since the tool scans the initial HTML response. Very small SVGs (under 50 characters) are also filtered out as they're typically decorative dots or lines.

Can I download all SVGs at once?

Yes. When multiple SVGs are found, a "Download all" button appears at the top of the results. Each SVG is downloaded as a separate .svg file named with the source domain.

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