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SVG Split

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Split top-level SVG children into standalone copyable snippets.

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Where SVG Split fits

SVG Split splits top-level SVG children into standalone copyable snippets.

Split output

The tool serializes each top-level renderable child into its own SVG wrapper and carries root defs into each snippet.

Use cases

Use it to separate simple exported groups, icons, backgrounds, and layers into smaller SVG snippets.

Framework-ready output Your SVG export function Icon(props) { return (<svg viewBox="…" {...props}>…</svg>); } viewBox kept — sizing stays under your control Regenerate when the source SVG changes instead of hand-editing the output.
SVG Split wraps your SVG in ready-to-paste framework code — regenerate when the source changes rather than hand-editing.
An SVG document flowing into a framework component with a viewBox preserved, illustrating the ready-to-paste output SVG Split emits.

What the generated code includes

SVG Split emits ready-to-paste code wrapped around your SVG — component structure, imports, and the markup itself, without editor noise.

Integration notes

Drop the output into your project the way the surrounding code expects: import the component, paste the snippet, or commit the file. The SVG keeps its viewBox, so sizing stays under your control.

Customization points

Props, classes, and standard attributes remain yours to set. Generated wrappers pass through what the framework allows instead of hard-coding styles.

Keeping output in sync

When the source SVG changes, regenerate rather than hand-editing the output — that keeps the component and the artwork from drifting apart.

How to use

  1. Paste SVG. Paste SVG with top-level shapes, groups, or use elements.
  2. Split children. The tool creates one standalone snippet per top-level renderable child.
  3. Copy snippets. Copy the generated SVG snippets for separate use.

Frequently asked questions

Does it split nested groups?
No. The first version splits top-level renderable children only.
Does it preserve defs?
Yes. Root defs are copied into each generated snippet.
Does it create downloadable files?
The first version creates copyable snippets in one output panel.
Is SVG Split free?
Yes. SVGKit tools are free to use with no account required.
Does SVG Split upload my files?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser, so your files never leave your device.
Which frameworks are supported?
This tool targets one framework; dedicated converters cover React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, and others in the Developer category.
Does the output work with TypeScript?
Yes. The generated code is plain framework code and types come from your project.
Is the output SSR-safe?
The generated markup renders on the server like any static SVG component.