SVG extractor

Extract SVG files from a website

Logos, icons and interface graphics are often delivered as SVG. URLVEX separates detected SVG assets from other website files.

Quick answer

Paste a public page URL into URLVEX, scan it, open Assets and select the SVG filter. URLVEX will list SVG resources it detects so you can preview and download available files.

Try it on a website

How to extract svg files from a website

  1. 1Enter the public URL you want to inspect.
  2. 2Run the URLVEX scan.
  3. 3Open Assets and filter by SVG.
  4. 4Open, preview or download the detected vector assets.

What you can inspect or collect

  • Separate SVG resources from raster images.
  • Useful for finding public logos and interface icons.
  • Open the original resource for technical inspection.
  • Combine SVG discovery with brand, metadata and technology inspection.

What to expect

Public pages only

URLVEX analyzes resources a public page exposes. It does not bypass logins, authentication or access controls.

Results depend on the site

Dynamic loading, blocked resources and delivery methods can affect what the scanner can detect or download.

Use assets responsibly

Finding a public asset does not grant reuse rights. Copyright, trademark and licensing obligations still apply.

Frequently asked questions

Can URLVEX detect inline SVG?

URLVEX can surface supported SVG assets found during its scan, including SVG content exposed in ways the scanner can extract.

Will every logo appear as an SVG?

No. Websites may use PNG, WebP, CSS, canvas, icon fonts or protected delivery methods instead.

Can I use extracted SVG files commercially?

URLVEX only helps locate public assets. Rights and permitted usage remain subject to the asset owner and applicable licenses.

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