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Project Summary

The command line tool dvisvgm converts DVI files, as created by TeX/LaTeX, to the XML-based SVG format.
dvisvgm supports classic DVI files as well as pTeX DVI and XDV files. All glyph outlines are derived from the referenced TeX fonts and are embedded into the generated SVG files, either as text or graphic elements. The utility evaluates a wide range of \special commands including color, PostScript, and hyperref specials. Furthermore, option --eps and --pdf allow to convert EPS and PDF files to SVG, respectively.
dvisvgm is also part of TeX Live and therefore available for a wide range of operating systems.

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converter dvi eps latex pdf postscript ps svg tex xetex

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C++
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30 Day Summary

Feb 15 2024 — Mar 16 2024

12 Month Summary

Mar 16 2023 — Mar 16 2024
  • 98 Commits
    Down -37 (27%) from previous 12 months
  • 2 Contributors
    Down -1 (33%) from previous 12 months