What is the SVG file format?
A Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) is a unique form of image file format. Unlike other image file types, SVGs don’t rely on unique pixels to comprise the images you see. Instead, they employ ‘vector’ data, which means users and viewers can get images that can scale up to any resolution, which comes in handy for web design. This also means that image files stored in SVG are more easily adaptable to a broader variety of browsers, software, and hardware, making websites more accessible for a bigger audience of users. SVG files are often used for storing logos, diagrams, animated elements, charts, and graphs for easier display on websites.