Easy SVG Support
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About
This Plugin allows you to upload SVG Files into your Media library.
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What It Does
Easy SVG Support enables WordPress to accept SVG file uploads in the Media Library, a format that WordPress blocks by default for security reasons. Once installed, users can upload, store, and reference SVG files just like any other image type. The plugin does not appear to add advanced sanitization, inline rendering controls, or front-end display features beyond enabling upload access.
Who It's For
This plugin suits site owners who simply need to upload SVG logos, icons, or illustrations into the Media Library without configuring extra layers. It works well for small design portfolios, brand showcases, and creative sites where the site admin controls all uploads. Developers and agencies working with trusted clients will find it a lightweight option.
Who Should Skip It
Sites that accept SVG uploads from untrusted visitors or public submissions should skip this plugin, since it lacks the sanitization layer that competitors like Safe SVG provide. Users who need inline SVG rendering, CSS animation control, or block editor integration will also find it too basic.
The Bottom Line
Easy SVG Support does the narrow job of enabling SVG uploads and does it on a current WordPress version, but its feature set is thin compared to the leading alternatives. The 40,000 installs and 100/100 rating from only 6 reviewers show a small but loyal user base. Given the category-leading options, this is a reasonable choice for low-risk, trusted-upload environments but not the strongest default.
Related Plugins
Pick Safe SVG instead if you need built-in SVG sanitization to protect against malicious code, since it dominates the category with 1 million installs and a higher overall score.
Choose SVG Support when you need inline SVG rendering and the ability to style SVGs with CSS, features this plugin does not offer.
Orbit Fox is the better fit if you want SVG support bundled with menu icons, custom fonts, and other ThemeIsle utilities in one package.
The Icon Block makes more sense for block editor users who want a dedicated Gutenberg block for inserting icons rather than raw SVG uploads.
WP SVG Images is worth considering if you want a similarly minimal uploader but with slightly broader compatibility testing.