Download the original SVG
Save the untouched .svg file straight from any page — no screenshots, no emailing a designer for the source.
Chrome extension · no account · 100% local
SVG Downloader finds every vector graphic on the tab you're on — inline, image, CSS background or embedded object — and hands it to you as a file, as code, or as a PNG. Then finish the job with the SVG tools on this site.
Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi
The extension
Open the popup and everything vector on the page is already there, ready to take.
Save the untouched .svg file straight from any page — no screenshots, no emailing a designer for the source.
One click copies the full SVG markup to your clipboard, ready to paste into your component or design tool.
Rasterize any collected graphic at 2× resolution for slides, docs and mockups — done in the browser canvas.
Inline <svg> elements, .svg images, logos buried in CSS background rules, and embedded <object> graphics.
Send any collected SVG straight into the AI generator here to restyle, recolor or rebuild it as clean code.
Right-click any PNG or JPG on a page and hand it to the vectorizer to turn it into a scalable vector.
How it works
Add it to Chrome
One click from the Chrome Web Store. No account, no onboarding, no card — the extension has nothing to sign into.
Open the popup on any page
It scans the tab you're on and lays out every vector graphic it finds in a grid, with the dimensions and where each one came from.
Take it, or hand it to the tools
Download, copy the code or export a PNG on the spot. Need more than that? Send it here to optimize, convert, or rebuild it with AI.
The workbench
Everything here runs locally in your browser — your files never leave your machine.
SVG to PNG
Crisp, high-resolution PNG export with transparency — at any scale.
SVG to JPG
Flatten vector art to JPG with a background color of your choice.
SVG to WebP
Export modern, lightweight WebP images — transparency included.
SVG to PDF
Turn vector graphics into a print-ready PDF document.
PNG to SVG
Trace raster images into scalable vectors. Free, instant, in-browser.
AI generator
Most “AI SVG generators” render a bitmap and auto-trace it: thousands of meaningless points, broken layers, huge files. SVG Forge takes a different route — the AI writes the vector code itself.
<svg xmlns="…" viewBox="0 0 512 512">
<g id="sky">…</g>
<g id="mountain-range">
<path d="M0 380 L120 220 L240 380 Z" fill="#475569"/>
<path d="M180 380 L300 180 L420 380 Z" fill="#334155"/>
</g>
<g id="rising-sun">
<circle cx="256" cy="200" r="48" fill="#f97316"/>
</g>
</svg>
Privacy
No "anonymised telemetry" footnote. Here is the whole list.
No account needed
Only when you press the button
Never sent: your browsing history, the pages you visit, cookies, or any graphic you didn't explicitly hand over.
Only AI generation is metered. Competitors charge $13.99–39/month; SVG Forge Pro is $9.99/month for 300 generations.
See pricingNo. Scanning happens locally in your browser and there is no analytics, no account and no server call. The only time anything leaves your machine is when you press “Edit with AI” or right-click vectorize — and even then the graphic travels in the URL fragment, which browsers never send to a server.
Because SVGs can live on any domain. The permission is used for exactly two things: injecting the scanner into the tab you open the popup on, and fetching the bytes of graphics hosted on another domain. Every permission is listed in full on this page.
Chrome and Chromium-based browsers with Manifest V3 support — including Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera and Vivaldi.
Two common reasons: the page genuinely uses raster images (PNG/JPG) rather than vectors — right-click one and vectorize it instead — or the tab was open before you installed the extension. Reload the tab and try again.
No. The extension has no login at all. An account is only needed for AI generation on the website, which gives free daily generations and paid credits beyond that.
The extension is a technical tool — it doesn't change who owns a graphic. Logos and illustrations on other people's sites are usually copyrighted or trademarked. Check the licence before you ship anything commercially.
Install once, and every vector on the web is one click away.