SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) is an XML-based vector image format for two-dimensional graphics maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). It's a standard format for vector graphics on the web.
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Supports exporting diagrams to SVG format with embedded XML so exported files remain editable in draw.io.
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Supports generation of SVG-based logo and icon designs that follow Superdesign principles
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Encodes SVG files as Base64 or percent-encoded data URIs for direct embedding in HTML and CSS, selecting the shorter form.
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Renders PlantUML diagrams to deterministic SVG output via the render_diagram tool.
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Allows processing SVG files as part of the content generation, enabling analysis and description of vector graphics.
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Turns the AI into a vector artist capable of rendering complex, animated SVG graphics including shapes, path morphing, and advanced filter presets from declarative configurations.
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Provides tools for optimizing SVG vector graphics, including stripping bloated XML, cleaning SVG nodes, and converting paths for cutting, sublimation, and high-performance web graphics. Also supports converting SVG to PNG with sub-pixel antialiasing and generating scalable SVG QR codes.
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Supports retrieving SVG images from IPFS with automatic image detection and returns them as base64-encoded data.
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Provides functionality to export Miro board content into SVG vector format.