SVG Sprite Manager

SVG Sprite Manager: an online SVG sprite manager

SVG Sprite Manager helps you get an SVG sprite into working shape quickly — no backend, build step or extra tools. Import a ready sprite or a set of standalone icons, browse every symbol in a grid, open any icon in the editor and download the updated sprite.svg right away.

It is built for everyday icon work in frontend and WordPress projects: when you need to add a new SVG, rename an ID, fit the viewBox to the real artwork bounds, convert fills to currentColor or hand-edit the SVG code — all in a visual interface, right in the browser.

What the tool can do

• imports SVG sprites and standalone SVG files, detecting the type automatically;
• browses every symbol icon in a grid with search, sorting and adjustable columns;
• edits the ID, viewBox and SVG code in an editor with navigation between icons;
• fits the viewBox to the real artwork bounds and converts fills to currentColor;
• multi-select, drag-and-drop sorting, deletion and minification before export;
• exports the whole sprite.svg or single icons; the session is kept in localStorage.

When you need an SVG sprite manager

A tool like this is handy when the sprite changes often: new icons are added, some names need normalizing, and individual SVGs carry extra padding or a different viewBox. Instead of editing XML by hand, you can do it all in a visual interface and get a ready sprite.svg right away.

How it works

Import, editing, minification and export all happen in the browser — the SVG files are never uploaded anywhere. The viewBox fit measures the real artwork bounds via getBBox, accounting for stroke width, and each icon’s internal ids are automatically prefixed so they never clash inside a shared sprite.

Questions about SVG Sprite Manager

How do I import an SVG sprite?
Click “Upload” or drag an SVG file into the window. The tool detects whether it is a sprite or a single icon, shows the symbols in a grid and assembles the current sprite.svg.

Can I upload standalone SVG icons?
Yes. A standalone SVG is turned into a symbol in the sprite, can be auto-fitted to the artwork bounds, minified and saved alongside the other icons.

Are the files sent to a server?
No. All processing happens in the browser, and the session state is stored in localStorage on your device.

This is one more tool in the section — all the utilities are gathered on the online tools page.