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SVG for Figma - Import Perfect Vector Assets to Your Designs

Convert any image to Figma-ready SVG files with optimized vector paths and component-friendly structure. Perfect for UI/UX designers, product teams, and design systems. Seamless import to Figma with clean, editable layers.

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Experience the Power of Vector Graphics

Zoom in, change colors, scale infinitely - all while maintaining perfect quality

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RASTER28KB
Retro Sunset Logo - Raster

⚠️ Quality loss at 10x zoom

SVG7KB75% smaller
Retro Sunset Logo - SVG

✨ Perfect quality at 10x zoom

Retro Sunset Logo

Infinite Scalability

Zoom in 10x, 100x, or more - SVGs remain perfectly sharp at any size

Dynamic Styling

Change colors instantly with CSS - perfect for theming and branding

Optimized Files

Often smaller than raster images while being infinitely scalable

Why Choose Our Service?

Figma-Optimized Paths

Clean vector paths import perfectly into Figma with editable nodes, curves, and fills. No messy paths or unnecessary complexity.

Component-Ready Structure

SVG files organized with proper layers and paths make it easy to convert to Figma components for your design system.

Fast Import

Drag and drop SVG files directly into Figma. No conversion errors, no compatibility issues, just instant import.

Fully Editable

Once imported, edit paths, change colors, adjust strokes, and modify every aspect of your SVG in Figma's vector editor.

Design System Ready

Perfect for creating icon libraries, illustration sets, and reusable components for your Figma design system.

Team Collaboration

Share SVG assets across your Figma team. Works in FigJam, Figma Design, and exports cleanly for development.

Everything You Need

Figma-optimized paths
Component-ready structure
Drag & drop import
Fully editable vectors
Layer preservation
Color customization
Design system ready
Icon library creation
FigJam compatible
Dev handoff ready
Auto Layout friendly
Instant conversion
As a product designer, I import SVG assets to Figma daily. This converter creates the cleanest vector paths I've seen. No cleanup needed, just drag into Figma and start designing. Saves me hours every week!
David Park
Senior Product Designer

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$9.99
for 50 credits

Perfect for design teams who need multiple icons and illustrations for Figma projects.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I import SVG files to Figma?

Simply drag and drop your SVG file directly into any Figma canvas. Alternatively, use File → Place Image and select your SVG. The vector paths will import with full editability.

Will my SVG be editable in Figma?

Yes! SVG files import as fully editable vector objects in Figma. You can modify paths, change colors, adjust strokes, and edit every aspect using Figma's vector editing tools.

Can I use these SVG files in Figma components?

Absolutely! Once imported, you can convert your SVG graphics into Figma components, add variants, and use them throughout your design system. Perfect for icon libraries and reusable assets.

Do SVG files work in FigJam?

Yes! SVG files can be imported into FigJam just like Figma Design. Great for adding custom illustrations, icons, and graphics to your collaborative brainstorming sessions.

Will developers be able to export my SVG from Figma?

Yes! When developers inspect your Figma designs, they can export your imported SVG graphics as SVG code for web development or as PNG/PDF for other uses.

Can I change colors of the SVG after importing to Figma?

Absolutely! Once imported, you can select fills and strokes and change colors using Figma's color picker. You can even add gradients, images, or effects.

What's better for Figma: SVG or PNG?

SVG is far better for Figma! SVG files are fully editable vectors that scale infinitely, while PNGs are static rasters that get pixelated. Always use SVG when possible for Figma design work.

Can I use these in Figma design systems?

Yes! SVG graphics are perfect for design systems. Import them, convert to components, add variants, and publish to your team library for consistent design across projects.

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Why Use SVG Files in Figma?

Full Vector Editability

SVG files import as native Figma vector objects with editable paths, curves, and nodes. Unlike raster images, you can modify every aspect of your graphic using Figma's vector editing tools.

Perfect for Design Systems

Import SVG icons and illustrations, convert them to components, add variants, and publish to your team library. Create consistent, scalable design systems with reusable vector assets.

Clean Code Export

Developers can export your SVG graphics as clean code for web projects. Our optimized paths result in smaller file sizes and cleaner SVG code than converting raster images.

Infinite Scalability

Vector SVG files scale perfectly from tiny 16px icons to massive hero images without any quality loss. Essential for responsive design and multi-platform UI work.

Popular Figma Use Cases

  • UI icon libraries
  • Custom illustrations
  • Logo imports
  • Design system components
  • Mobile app design
  • Web interface elements
  • Marketing graphics
  • Product illustrations
  • FigJam assets
  • Presentation graphics

Pro Figma Tip

After importing SVG assets into Figma, flatten unnecessary layers using "Flatten Selection" (Cmd/Ctrl+E) to simplify your vector structure. This makes components cleaner and improves Figma performance, especially for complex illustrations.

How to Use SVG Files in Figma

  1. Convert your image to SVG using FreeSVGConverter
  2. Download the optimized SVG file
  3. Open your Figma file or create a new design
  4. Drag and drop the SVG file onto your Figma canvas
  5. The SVG imports as fully editable vector paths
  6. Edit colors, strokes, paths using Figma's vector tools
  7. Convert to component (Cmd/Ctrl+Option/Alt+K) if desired
  8. Add to your design system library for team use