willianjusten/awesome-svg

A curated list of SVG.

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Updated 9 minutes ago
Type:Curated List / Learning ResourceCategory(s):Graphics, Rendering & 3DMedia, Graphics & Games
Added to GitGenius on September 14th, 2026
Created on September 19th, 2014
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 61 (+1)
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Number of forks: 420
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Detailed Description

Awesome SVG is a curated list of SVG resources organized to centralize information about scalable vector graphics and keep it up-to-date through community contributions.

The project addresses the need for a comprehensive, organized reference point for SVG knowledge. It works by collecting and categorizing resources across multiple dimensions of SVG work: from foundational topics like accessibility, animation, and tutorials, to specialized areas like filters, masks, clip-paths, and responsive techniques. The list also covers tooling for optimization and conversion, software for creating SVG, icon libraries, and real-world examples of sites using SVG. This breadth allows developers to find relevant resources whether they are learning SVG fundamentals or solving specific technical problems.

Developers should use this list when building SVG knowledge or seeking tools and libraries for SVG work. It suits anyone working with vector graphics who wants a single reference point rather than scattered searches. The project explicitly positions itself as part of the broader awesome-lists ecosystem, which provides similar curated collections across many technology domains.

The project welcomes community contributions through established guidelines, indicating ongoing maintenance and a collaborative approach to keeping the resource current. The collection spans diverse content types including books, videos, podcasts, tutorials, and code snippets, suggesting active curation across multiple formats.