How to Use SVG in Alpine.js
Make inline SVG icons reactive in Alpine.js using x-bind and x-show directives.
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Reactive Inline SVG
Alpine.js enhances existing HTML, so inline SVG works without a build step. Use x-bind to set fill or class reactively, and x-show to toggle icon states like a filled vs outlined heart.
- Drop inline SVG into HTML with no build step
- Use x-bind:fill to recolor icons reactively
- Toggle icon states with x-show or x-if
Keeping Markup Clean
For repeated icons, use Alpine templates or x-html sparingly. Convert raster logos to SVG first so your inline markup is clean, editable, and small.
- Convert raster logos to SVG before inlining
- Reuse icons via templates to reduce duplication
- Use currentColor so icons follow text color
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a build step to use SVG with Alpine.js?
No — Alpine works on plain HTML, so you can paste inline SVG and enhance it with directives without any bundler.
How do I toggle an icon's state in Alpine?
Use x-show or x-if to switch between two inline SVGs, or x-bind:fill/class to change a single icon's appearance reactively.
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