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Merge SVG Files into One

Combine multiple SVG graphics into a single file. Arrange your icons or vectors side-by-side or stacked. Perfect for creating sprite sheets or composite illustrations.

SVG Merge Tool

Combine multiple SVG files into a single SVG

How it works

Paste multiple SVG files into the input fields, or add more fields as needed. Each SVG is parsed and its contents are extracted from the individual SVG wrappers.

Choose a layout: Horizontal places SVGs side by side, Vertical stacks them top to bottom, and Grid arranges them in rows and columns. Set the spacing between elements in pixels.

Layout options:

  • Horizontal: Icons in a row, perfect for sprite sheets
  • Vertical: Stacked elements, great for infographics
  • Grid: 2D arrangement, ideal for icon sets

The tool calculates the combined dimensions, wraps each SVG content in a transform group, and outputs a single merged SVG. Preview the result and download or copy the code.

When You'd Actually Use This

Creating SVG sprite sheets

Combine multiple icons into one SVG sprite file. Reference individual icons with fragment identifiers. Reduces HTTP requests and simplifies icon management in web projects.

Building composite illustrations

Assemble complex scenes from separate SVG components. Merge a background, characters, and foreground elements into one cohesive illustration file.

Preparing print layouts

Combine multiple vector graphics into a single print-ready file. Arrange business card designs, stickers, or labels on one sheet for efficient printing.

Consolidating design assets

Merge related graphics from different sources into one organized file. Hand off a single SVG to developers instead of multiple scattered files.

Creating comparison visuals

Place before/after designs side by side. Merge multiple versions of a logo or icon for client presentations or design reviews.

Generating thumbnail grids

Arrange multiple graphics in a grid for portfolio previews, product catalogs, or design system documentation. Export as a single reference image.

What to Know Before Using

SVG dimensions affect layout.The tool uses each SVG's width/height or viewBox to calculate positioning. SVGs without explicit dimensions may not arrange as expected.

IDs may conflict when merging.If multiple SVGs use the same element IDs (for gradients, patterns), they'll conflict. Rename IDs before merging complex SVGs.

Styles don't automatically scope.CSS classes and styles from different SVGs may interact. Inline styles are safer for merged documents.

Grid layout uses automatic columns.Grid mode arranges elements in a square-ish grid. For custom row/column counts, use horizontal or vertical layout and arrange manually.

Pro tip: For sprite sheets, add unique IDs to each merged element. This lets you reference individual icons with <use href="#icon-id"> in your HTML.

Common Questions

How many SVGs can I merge?

There's no hard limit, but performance may slow with many large files. For 20+ SVGs, consider desktop tools like Illustrator or command-line utilities.

Can I adjust spacing after merging?

Regenerate with different spacing settings. The tool recalculates positions each time. For fine adjustments, edit the transform values in the output.

What happens to SVG metadata?

Only the visual content is merged. Metadata, titles, and descriptions from individual SVGs are not preserved in the output.

Can I merge SVGs with different sizes?

Yes, each SVG maintains its original dimensions. The merged canvas expands to fit all elements with your specified spacing.

Is the merged SVG editable?

Yes, the output is standard SVG code. Open it in any vector editor like Figma, Illustrator, or Inkscape for further editing.

Can I unmerge a combined SVG?

Use the SVG Splitter tool to extract individual elements from a merged file. It identifies separate groups and exports them as individual SVGs.

Why use SVG merge instead of a design tool?

Quick merges without opening software. Great for automated workflows, CI/CD pipelines, or when you don't have design tools installed.