SVG to Code

Upload an SVG image and instantly extract the raw SVG markup. Copy clean SVG code for use in HTML, CSS, or components - runs locally in your browser.

SVG to Code
Upload an SVG file and instantly extract the raw SVG markup - fast, simple, and private.
Upload SVG
Choose a .svg file from your device.
What you get
  • Raw SVG markup extracted from the file
  • Cleaned output (removes XML/doctype/comments)
  • Ready to copy and paste into your project
Upload an SVG file to extract its code.
OUTPUT (EMPTY)
<!-- Upload an SVG to see the code here. -->
Upload an SVG to enable copy.
Use this to quickly extract SVG markup for inline icons, custom components, or documentation.
Tip: This is perfect for grabbing SVG code to paste into HTML, CSS (as a data URI), or design systems. It also removes common SVG headers/comments for a cleaner output.
Runs locally in your browser. Your files are not uploaded or stored.

How SVG to Code works

Upload an SVG image file and the tool reads the file contents directly in your browser. The raw SVG markup is extracted and displayed so you can copy it instantly.

This makes it easy to reuse SVGs without relying on image tags or external files.

  1. Upload SVG: Select an SVG image file from your device.
  2. Extract markup: The raw SVG source code is read and displayed.
  3. Copy & reuse: Paste the SVG inline into HTML, CSS, or JS.

When to use SVG markup

Inline SVGs give you more control over styling, animation, and accessibility compared to image tags.

  1. Style with CSS: Target paths, fills, and strokes directly.
  2. Animate SVGs: Use CSS or JS animations on SVG elements.
  3. Improve accessibility: Add titles, roles, and ARIA labels.

FAQ

What does this SVG to Code tool do?

It lets you upload an SVG image file and extracts the raw SVG markup so you can copy and reuse the code.

Does this convert SVGs to React components?

No. This tool focuses on extracting clean SVG markup. You can wrap the SVG in a component manually if needed.

Is my SVG uploaded to a server?

No. The SVG is processed locally in your browser and never uploaded or stored.

Can I use the extracted SVG inline in HTML?

Yes. The output is standard SVG markup suitable for inline HTML, styling, or further processing.

Will all SVG files work?

Most standard SVG files work as expected. Very large or malformed SVGs may need minor cleanup after extraction.

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