@RajMhatre20
Hey there, I'm Aditya, a passionate, self-motivated 21 years old Frontend Developer by passion and by profession. Exploring web dev for the last 3.5 years and have been enjoying it so far. I love to build modern user interfaces.
I’m currently learning...Framer Motion, Typescript, and everything that I can.
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- @Aditya6101
My answer to your ques is, in your HTML markup instead of using <img/> just copy that SVG file there, and using CSS try to set the "fill" property of that SVG to any color... Hope that will help :>)👍👍👍
