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Pixelated icons and SVG-s, I'm a newbie, can't solve this on my own

Hi everyone,

I’m building a WordPress portfolio site with Elementor Pro and the Hello Elementor theme, and I’m having a strange icon/SVG issue.

Please keep in mind that I’m an absolute beginner. I’ve been following WordPress and Elementor news for the past ~2 years, but I only started actively building this page in the past month. I bought the domain around 1–2 months ago, so I’m still completely fresh to this. I also only have very basic HTML and CSS knowledge.

The problem is that icons on my site look pixelated/blurry.

This happens with:

  • icons uploaded through Elementor’s icon option,
  • SVGs used in an SVG/Icon widget,
  • SVGs used in an Image widget,
  • SVG code pasted directly into an HTML widget (This might be okay though, I've been looking at pixels for so long now i see them everywhere lol),
  • and even Elementor’s own built-in icons.

The SVG files themselves seem fine. If I open the SVG directly from my computer, or open the uploaded SVG file URL directly in the browser, it looks sharp.

But once I place the SVG inside my Elementor page, it looks blurry/pixelated on the live site too, not only in the editor. I checked it in incognito as well.

I also tested the exact same SVG code with a friend. On his Elementor/WordPress site, the same SVG code looks sharp. On my site, it looks blurry.

I tried:

  • different SVG files,
  • different SVG download options,
  • Icon widget,
  • SVG/Icon widget,
  • Image widget,
  • HTML widget with raw inline SVG code,
  • different sizes, and i clicked through every option i could click on.

The issue still remains.

What I use:

  • WordPress
  • Elementor Pro
  • Hello Elementor theme
  • containers/flexbox layout
  • SVG filtering in elementor enabled

Has anyone experienced this before?
Beginner-friendly advice would be appreciated.

Thanks!

u/Hot-Internal3276 — 2 days ago