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SVG is a common file format that Krita is able to read but not fully save as. Currently Krita only supports exporting a single vector layer as SVG. SVG 1.1 and SVG 2 both offer the same functionality for embedded raster images. Considering that svg 2 is not recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium and Krita also only currently supports importing of svg 1.1 so that will be the version we support for exporting as well. This project proposes the ability to export as SVG 1.1 with support for both raster and vector layers.  
SVG is a common file format that Krita is able to read but not fully save as. Currently Krita only supports exporting a single vector layer as SVG. SVG 1.1 and SVG 2 both offer the same functionality for embedded raster images. Considering that svg 2 is not recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium and Krita also only currently supports importing of svg 1.1 so that will be the version we support for exporting as well. This project proposes the ability to export as SVG 1.1 with support for both raster and vector layers.  
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Revision as of 22:41, 14 June 2022

Export an Image to SVG

SVG is a common file format that Krita is able to read but not fully save as. Currently Krita only supports exporting a single vector layer as SVG. SVG 1.1 and SVG 2 both offer the same functionality for embedded raster images. Considering that svg 2 is not recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium and Krita also only currently supports importing of svg 1.1 so that will be the version we support for exporting as well. This project proposes the ability to export as SVG 1.1 with support for both raster and vector layers.

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