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SVG Browser Support
SVG is a web native. Support is not the problem — security sanitization and non-web channels are. Convert SVG → PNG when a destination forbids vectors.
Quick take: All modern browsers render SVG. Prefer SVG for logos/icons; rasterize to PNG when a channel rejects SVG (some email, CMS, or social crops).
Browsers
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Edge render inline and standalone SVG.
Caveats
Sanitize untrusted SVG. Email and some social platforms prefer PNG.
Recommendations
Site logo
Pick: SVG
Sharp at any size.
Email header
Pick: PNG
Broader mail-client acceptance.
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FAQ
Can SVG replace photos?
No — SVG is for vectors/graphics, not camera photos.
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