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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Extracts SVG components from source files and creates individual .svg files with preserved structure and attributes
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Enables generation of QR codes in SVG format through the MCP server's generator tools.
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Integration with SVG technology via SVGL for accessing and utilizing logo assets and brand icons in various formats including raw SVG markup.
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Supports exporting canvas data to SVG format through the export_canvas tool, allowing visualization of JSON Canvas content.
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Enables exporting Excalidraw drawings to SVG format.
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Supports exporting generated mind maps in SVG format, preserving the vector graphics quality of the visualization.
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Retrieves SVG code for icons, allowing direct access to vector graphics that can be used in UI/UX design and frontend development projects.
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Analyzes Figma DSL structure to extract and download SVG resources and vectors with intelligent handling of complex node structures
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Renders geometric images in SVG format, allowing for scalable vector graphics output.