Savage

Google Slides has no SVG support: paste one, and you get raw markup in a text box. Savage fixes that. Copy an SVG (markup, a Figma "Copy as SVG", an SVG image) or drag one onto a slide, and it arrives as native Google Slides shapes, recolorable, scalable, and editable like anything you drew by hand. Under the hood, it converts SVG paths, basic shapes, gradients, and text into Slides' own vector format. When something can't be represented as a shape (embedded bitmaps, clip masks, filters), it falls back automatically to a sharp, transparent PNG, so a paste never fails; it still gives you the best result possible. • Paths, rectangles, circles, polygons, and gradients become editable shapes • Text is converted to outlined curves, so it scales and recolors cleanly • Multi-shape logos arrive grouped, ready to move or resize as one object • Solid and translucent fills, strokes, and CSS-class styling all supported • Anything unsupported falls back to a high-res transparent PNG, never fails • Copy → paste, drag a .svg file, or drag an SVG image from another site • Runs locally: no accounts, no analytics, no data collection Slides only. Requires clipboard access (granted once) so conversion can happen before you paste.