Question 1

How do I download an SVG from a website?

Accepted Answer

Paste the site's URL and click Extract. The tool finds every inline SVG and .svg file on the page. Click Copy SVG to grab the code, or open the file to save it. No signup.

Question 2

Can I copy the SVG code, not just the file?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For inline SVGs, Copy SVG puts the full markup on your clipboard, ready to paste into your code, Figma, or an AI tool. File-based SVGs give you the URL.

Question 3

Is it safe to copy SVGs from other sites?

Accepted Answer

The SVG code is sanitized before it reaches you - scripts, event handlers and external references are stripped - so it's safe to paste into your own project.

Question 4

Why are some SVGs missing?

Accepted Answer

The tool reads the page's HTML, so it can't see SVGs a page injects with JavaScript, and it shows the first 20. The MiroMiro extension reads the live page and catches every SVG.

Extract SVGs from any website

Paste a website URL to begin