How to Use SVG in SvelteKit
Import and render SVG graphics in SvelteKit using component imports, static assets, and reusable icon component patterns.
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Importing SVG as Svelte Components
SvelteKit can import SVG files directly as Svelte components using a plugin such as vite-plugin-svelte-svg, allowing the SVG's markup to be rendered inline as part of the component tree with full prop and styling control.
- vite-plugin-svelte-svg enables direct SVG-to-component imports
- Inline rendering supports CSS variable-based color theming
- Build a wrapper component to standardize icon size and props
Static SVG Assets in SvelteKit
Simpler use cases can place SVG files in the static folder and reference them with a standard img tag, which is sufficient for static illustrations that don't need dynamic styling or animation control.
- Static folder approach is simplest for non-interactive graphics
- img-tag SVG can't be styled with CSS fill/stroke properties
- Use component imports when icons need dynamic color or animation
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I animate an SVG imported as a Svelte component?
Yes — once imported as a component, you can bind Svelte's reactive variables to SVG attributes like transform or opacity for smooth, declarative animations.
What's the difference between static and component SVG imports in SvelteKit?
Static imports (img tag) are simpler but can't be styled with CSS; component imports render the SVG inline, enabling full CSS and JavaScript control over individual paths.
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