SVG to GIF Converter

Files ending in .svg are vector graphic files. A vector image is one that is not based on a pixel grid but rather on points, lines, curves, and polygons. Vector graphics are ideal for objects that need to be resized without any loss in quality. SVG is an open format, which means any piece of graphic design software can create and edit SVG files. Browsers can also open SVG files, and they are used quite often in web design. If needed, you can easily convert SVGs to raster files, such as PNG.

Unlike SVG, a GIF image is made up of a grid of pixels, which means that it can't be resized without losing quality. However, it has the advantage of being able to have animation. Converting an SVG to a GIF involves the process of rasterization, which is the process of converting a vector image into a bitmap image. It's important to note that this way you will lose all the benefits of a vector image, such as scalability and editability. The resulting image will be a GIF, meaning that it will not be able to be edited as a vector image. Additionally, you will also lose the ability to zoom in on the image without losing quality. However, the image will be able to be animated, by adding more frames, and can be used in situations where a GIF is needed.