Extract SVGs from
any website instantly.
Why do designers use the SVG Crawler tool?
Designers use the SVG Crawler tool to automate the extraction and optimization of scalable vector graphics directly from websites. Our tool eliminates the need for manual DOM inspection by batch-downloading and organizing all inline SVGs, sprites, and linked files into a single ZIP archive instantly.
Deep Extraction
Our advanced crawler digs deep into the DOM to find inline SVGs, sprites, and linked files that other tools miss.
Instant Optimization
reduce file size by up to 80% without losing quality. We use SVGO under the hood to clean up messy code.
Bulk Export
Save time by downloading all extracted icons in a single ZIP file, or grab individual files as needed.
Privacy First
We don't store your data. All processing happens on the fly, and your downloaded files are generated locally.
Need to convert SVGs to PNG or JPG?
We've built a privacy-first converter that runs entirely in your browser. Scale up your icons without losing quality and export them in seconds.
Turn any image into a vector graphic.
Upload a JPG or PNG and watch it magically transform into a scalable SVG path. Perfect for digitizing logos, sketches, and icons in your browser.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes, the SVG Crawler is completely free to use online. You can extract, optimize, and organize SVGs for both personal and commercial projects without any hidden fees, subscriptions, or strict usage limits.
Our tool uses SVGO under the hood. It reduces file size by removing redundant metadata, hidden elements, and unused definitions from your SVG files, ensuring maximum performance for your web projects.
Usage rights depend entirely on the license of the website you crawl. While our tool can extract public SVG code, you must independently verify that you have legal permission to use those graphic assets.
No, the crawler can only access publicly available pages. It cannot bypass authentication walls, login screens, or firewalls to extract SVG assets.