Description
Iconall solves a common problem with Elementor: SVG icons that won’t change color.
When you upload an SVG file in Elementor, the color picker often doesn’t work. This happens because the SVG code contains hardcoded color values, such as fill="#000000", instead of using currentColor.
Iconall automatically:
- Converts all
fillandstrokevalues tocurrentColorso Elementor’s color controls work as expected. - Processes new SVG uploads immediately, with no extra steps.
- Offers a one-click bulk conversion tool for SVG files that were uploaded before installing the plugin.
- Sanitizes every SVG file before processing it, stripping potentially dangerous markup (such as
<script>tags and inline event handlers). - Lets you mark specific attachments as exceptions so they are skipped by the automatic conversion.
- Creates a backup of the original file before converting it, with a one-click restore option.
Why use Iconall?
Elementor’s native icon widgets rely on currentColor to apply dynamic colors to SVG icons. Most icon libraries and export tools (Figma, Illustrator, Sketch, etc.) export SVGs with fixed color values instead, which silently breaks the color picker. Iconall removes this friction so you can upload any SVG icon and style it directly from Elementor, without manually editing the SVG code.
Installation
- Upload the plugin ZIP file from the Plugins screen in your WordPress admin, or extract it into the
/wp-content/plugins/directory. - Activate the plugin through the “Plugins” screen in WordPress.
- Go to Settings > Iconall.
- Review and save the conversion settings (automatic conversion and backups are enabled by default).
FAQ
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Does Iconall convert SVG files I uploaded before installing it?
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Yes. Open the “Bulk Conversion” tab in the plugin settings and run the one-click bulk conversion tool to process all existing SVG files in your Media Library.
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Will SVGs that already use fill=”none” be changed?
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No. Values of
none,currentColor, andurl(...)(used for gradients/patterns) are left untouched. -
Does this work with page builders other than Elementor?
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Yes. Iconall works anywhere
currentColoris supported, since the conversion happens at the SVG file level, not inside Elementor itself. -
Is uploading SVG files safe?
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Yes. Iconall sanitizes every SVG file before processing it, removing scripts, event handler attributes, and other potentially dangerous markup, in addition to the security restrictions WordPress already applies to file uploads.
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Who is allowed to upload SVG files?
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To reduce the security risk of SVG uploads, only users who already have the
unfiltered_htmlcapability (Administrators on a single site, Super Admins on multisite) can upload SVG files. This matches how WordPress itself limits raw/unfiltered HTML, and cannot be bypassed by other roles.
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Changelog
1.0.0
- Initial release.