SVG Conversion Errors - Vector, Font, and Rendering Fixes
Troubleshoot SVG conversion problems including missing fonts, broken shapes, rasterization, and browser rendering differences.
Why does my SVG look different after conversion?
SVG is vector-based and can depend on fonts, CSS, and browser rendering rules. If those dependencies change, the final output can look different.
Why are fonts wrong in the converted SVG?
If the original SVG references fonts that are not available, fallback fonts are used. That can shift text, spacing, and alignment.
Why did my SVG turn into a blurry bitmap?
If the conversion rasterizes the SVG, the output becomes pixel-based. Low export dimensions then make the result look blurry.
Why are some icons or shapes missing?
Complex masks, filters, embedded CSS, or unsupported SVG features may not carry over cleanly to the target format.
Is SVG better than PNG for logos?
Yes, when the logo is vector artwork. SVG scales cleanly without losing quality, while PNG is fixed-resolution.
What is the safest export from SVG for broad compatibility?
PNG is usually the safest static export when you need an image that works almost everywhere.
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