In this quick tutorial, I show you how to add an SVG in Framer without overcomplicating it. If you’ve ever tried to drop in an SVG and weren’t sure if you should import it, paste it, or treat it like an image—this is the exact workflow I use so you can get it into your project fast and keep moving. The goal here is simple: get your SVG into Framer cleanly, then make sure it behaves the way you expect on the canvas. I walk through the basic steps to bring an SVG into Framer and what to look out for so you don’t miss an important step. Once it’s in, you can position it like any other element and keep your layout consistent. If you’re building UI, icons, logos, or any vector-based graphics, SVG is usually the best option because it stays crisp at different sizes. Watch it through to the end so you don’t skip the small detail that can trip people up when they’re doing this for the first time.