Turn one SVG into a complete web asset kit
Drop in your logo and get sanitized SVG variants, a full favicon set, a CSS snippet, and a React component — generated locally and packaged into one download.
Repair jagged edges, embedded raster, and bloated markup before building your kit.
How the Website Logo Kit works
One SVG in, twelve web-ready files out — all built in-memory in your browser.
After you drop in or paste an SVG, the tool first sanitizes the markup (stripping scripts and stray attributes) and reads its native dimensions. From that single sanitized source it derives four SVG variants — a light-background recolor, a dark-background recolor, a flat monochrome mark, and a square favicon-ready crop — using the same VPKit recolor engine that powers Brand Color Extractor. Each of the five PNG favicon sizes (16, 32, 48, 180, and 512px) is then rendered from the favicon SVG onto an off-screen canvas with a transparent background, so nothing is uploaded — except the optional AI edit assistant, which sends your vector when you use it for rasterization. Finally it generates a starter logo.css background-image class sized to your logo's actual aspect ratio, and a Logo.tsx React component that inlines the SVG paths and swaps fills to currentColor so the component inherits text color. If your SVG has an unusually high path count — the kind you'd get from tracing a photo rather than drawing a logo — the tool flags it before building, since favicon rasterization and the zip both get slow and bloated on that kind of input.
Website Logo Kit FAQ
Is this free to use?
Yes — building and previewing your full kit is free to try in your browser. You can see every SVG variant, every favicon size, and both code snippets before downloading anything.
Does my logo get uploaded anywhere?
No. Sanitizing, recoloring, PNG rasterization, and zip packaging all happen client-side using your browser's SVG parser and canvas API — your file never touches a network request.
What favicon sizes are included?
Five PNG sizes — 16×16, 32×32, and 48×48 for browser favicons, 180×180 for the Apple touch icon, and 512×512 for PWA/app icon manifests — plus a vector favicon.svg.
Which file types can I upload?
SVG, PNG, JPG, and WebP. Raster formats are automatically auto-vectorized first, since the kit's variants and favicons are built from vector paths, not pixels.
What's in the CSS and React output?
logo.css is a starter background-image class sized to your logo's real proportions; Logo.tsx is a React/TypeScript component with the SVG inlined and recolored to use currentColor so it matches surrounding text.
Is there a size or complexity limit?
No hard limit, but SVGs with thousands of paths (typically photo traces, not logos) will process slowly and produce oversized favicons — the tool warns you and suggests simplifying with the Converter's Optimize step first.