one palette, every colour
Where colours hide in an SVG
A colour can sit on a fill or stroke attribute, inside an inline style, or in a stylesheet embedded in the file — and an export from Illustrator or Figma usually chooses the last one. That is why hand-editing an SVG in a text editor so often misses a few shapes.
This tool reads all three places, plus gradient stops and filter colours, and collects them into one palette. Change a swatch and every occurrence of that colour changes with it, wherever it was written.
three steps
How to change the colours in an SVG
01
Drop the SVG
Pick a .svg file — it stays on your device.
02
Edit a swatch
Each colour in the file gets one, with how often it is used.
03
Download
Only the colours change; the shapes are untouched.