Net open-source project toolkit design for applications that use the Scalable Vector Graphics on a. SharpVectorGraphics (aka SVG#) is based on a Microsoft. I recommend the following tools for interacting with SVG’s: Graphical objects, such as PNG and JPEG raster images are easily grouped modified, styled transformed and composed into different rendered objects and can have their behaviors easily modified using XML text files, therefore using text editiors is one way of creating SVG images.īecause of the support for this format and modern browsers supporting it natively there are a variety of useful tools both commercial and open-sourced, I tend to prefer open-sourced products because of the stronger community and support behind these products is useful. SVG images allow three types of graphic objects: vector graphics, raster graphics, and text. Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) is an XML-based vector image format (and very flexible in that images can be searched, indexed, scripted, and compressed) and an open standard developed since 1999 by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and is supported by the major browsers such as Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer 9-10, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera.

So I thought this would make an useful series of articles for others. SVG is becoming increasingly important format on the web and support is now very good.

Since we started developing our PDF to SVG converter, I have been getting up to speed on the SVG file Format and investigating useful tools. He also likes retro technology, classic cars and in his spare time enjoys travelling. Alex Marshall Alex Marshall is a marketeer, web developer and designer.

Open source vector graphics editor