Enable SVG, WebP, and ICO Upload
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About
This plugin will enable uploading SVG, WebP & ICO image files to WordPress sites.
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What It Does
Enable SVG, WebP, and ICO Upload registers three modern image formats (SVG, WebP, ICO) as allowed upload types in the WordPress media library, so users can drop these files into posts, pages, and the Media Library without hitting the default file-type restriction. It does not sanitize SVGs or perform any image optimization, it simply bypasses the upload filter. Once enabled, files behave like any other upload in terms of URLs, attachment metadata, and embedding.
Who It's For
This plugin is a good fit for site owners who already understand the basics of SVG security and just need a friction-free way to upload logo files, favicons, and WebP images into WordPress without touching functions.php. It works well for small portfolios, branding showcases, and developer sites that control their own asset pipeline. Anyone comfortable accepting SVGs only from trusted sources will get the most value here.
Who Should Skip It
If you allow SVG uploads from clients, contributors, or the public, you should skip this plugin and choose Safe SVG instead, since it sanitizes SVG markup to block embedded scripts and XSS payloads. Likewise, large media-heavy sites should consider EWWW Image Optimizer, which adds WebP/AVIF support and actually optimizes images rather than only letting them in.
The Bottom Line
For a free, lightweight way to accept SVG, WebP, and ICO uploads on a site where you trust the source of every SVG, this plugin does the job and is clearly maintained. Its 79.21 overall score and the absence of SVG sanitization are the two things to weigh against it. If security matters more than simplicity, move up to Safe SVG before installing this one.
Related Plugins
Pick Safe SVG when you need SVG uploads plus built-in sanitization to defend against malicious XML and script injection.
Choose SVG Support if you want SVG rendering inside posts and pages with style controls, not just upload permission.
Go with EWWW when you need WebP/AVIF conversion plus actual image compression and lazy loading in one tool.
Pick this converter if your priority is serving WebP/AVIF automatically to visitors for performance rather than just allowing uploads.
Choose Imsanity only if your problem is oversized image uploads, since it is focused on resizing rather than format support.