For Developers & Builders

Custom Programmable SVG Assets for Apps & Simulators

Interactive diagrams, clickable regions, and custom SVG assets built for your specific use case. Every element labeled with semantic IDs, ready for React, Flutter, Swift, Unity, or any framework.

Built for Any Interactive Application

Health & Medical

Pain trackers, symptom loggers, patient intake forms, anatomy education.

Mobile Apps

Any app needing clickable regions: maps, diagrams, product selectors.

Simulators & Games

Training simulators, educational tools, interactive dashboards, game UIs.

Enterprise Software

Equipment diagrams, facility maps, data visualization, custom dashboards.

Interactive Demo: Body Map Example

This body map demonstrates the concept. Each region has a unique ID you can target in code. We can build any diagram like this for your specific use case.

What You Get

  • Every element labeled with unique IDs
  • Clean, optimized SVG code (no bloat)
  • Semantic naming for easy targeting
  • Works with any framework or platform
  • Scalable to any resolution
  • Full commercial license included
  • Source files you own completely

Example Element IDs

From this body map demo:

front-head
front-neck
front-left-shoulder
front-right-shoulder
front-left-chest
front-right-chest
front-left-abdomen
front-right-abdomen
front-left-hip
front-right-hip
front-left-upper-arm
front-right-upper-arm
front-left-elbow
front-right-elbow
front-left-forearm
front-right-forearm
front-left-wrist
front-right-wrist
front-left-hand
front-right-hand
front-left-upper-leg
front-right-upper-leg
front-left-knee
front-right-knee
front-left-lower-leg
front-right-lower-leg
front-left-ankle
front-right-ankle
front-left-foot
front-right-foot

Ready for Your Tech Stack

Simple integration with any framework. Here is how developers use our SVG assets.

React / Next.js
// React/Next.js Example
const [selectedPart, setSelectedPart] = useState(null);

// Each element has a unique ID
<svg>
  <path
    id="front-left-knee"
    onClick={() => setSelectedPart('front-left-knee')}
    className={selectedPart === 'front-left-knee' ? 'fill-red-500' : ''}
  />
</svg>

// Use the ID to store data
const symptom = {
  bodyPart: selectedPart,  // "front-left-knee"
  intensity: 7,
};
Flutter / Dart
// Flutter Example
GestureDetector(
  onTap: () => setState(() =>
    selectedPart = 'front-left-knee'
  ),
  child: SvgPicture.asset(
    'assets/body-front.svg',
  ),
)

// Map element IDs to your data
final Map<String, PainEntry> painLog = {
  'front-left-knee': PainEntry(
    intensity: 7,
    date: DateTime.now(),
  ),
};

Why Developers Choose VectorGurus

Custom Built for Your App

We do not sell generic templates. Every SVG is custom-built to match your app design, color scheme, and exact requirements. Need organs? Muscles? Specific injury zones? We build it.

Developer-Ready Structure

Semantic IDs on every element. Clean SVG code without bloat. Optimized paths for smooth mobile rendering. Documentation included. We understand what developers need.

Full Commercial License

Use in unlimited apps, distribute to unlimited users. No royalties, no attribution required. You own the asset completely. Perfect for startups and enterprise.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a programmable SVG?

A programmable SVG is a scalable vector graphic where each element has a unique ID that can be targeted in code. This allows developers to add click handlers, change colors dynamically, track user interactions, and build interactive experiences. Common examples include clickable body maps, equipment diagrams, floor plans, product selectors, and simulator interfaces.

What is an interactive SVG body map?

An interactive SVG body map is a scalable vector graphic of the human body where each body part (head, shoulders, knees, etc.) is a separate clickable element with a unique ID. This allows app developers to detect which body part a user tapped, making it perfect for pain tracking apps, symptom loggers, and fitness applications.

How do I use an SVG body map in my React or Flutter app?

Each body part in the SVG has a semantic ID like "front-left-knee" or "back-right-shoulder". In React, you attach onClick handlers to each path element. In Flutter, you use packages like flutter_svg with GestureDetector widgets. When a user taps a region, you capture the ID and store it in your app state for pain tracking, symptom logging, or workout tracking.

What apps use interactive body maps?

Interactive body maps are commonly used in pain tracking apps like PainScale, symptom tracker apps like Bearable and CareClinic, fitness and workout apps to show muscle groups, physical therapy apps for injury documentation, and medical intake forms for patient symptom recording.

Can I get a custom SVG body map made for my app?

Yes. VectorGurus creates custom SVG body maps tailored to your app requirements. This includes specific body regions, custom styling to match your app design, and proper semantic IDs for your codebase. Pricing starts at $75 for basic diagrams and $150+ for detailed anatomical maps with front and back views.

What file formats do you deliver?

We deliver optimized SVG files with clean code structure, semantic element IDs, and no unnecessary bloat. The SVG works directly in web browsers, React, React Native, Flutter, Swift/SwiftUI, Kotlin, and any platform that supports SVG rendering.

Need a Custom Programmable SVG?

Tell us about your project. Body maps, equipment diagrams, floor plans, product selectors, game assets - if it needs clickable regions, we can build it.

Request a Quote

Starting at $75 for basic diagrams. Complex anatomical maps from $150.