

Import sharp from 'sharp' const resizedSvgToSharp = async ( p: string | Buffer, I just stumbled across it and thought others might run into the same trap as me.
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If you do not want to implement that or know corner cases where this would break stuff, feel free to close this issue. That should produce good results for every image. A simple solution would be to ignore height and width pixel values and only use them to calculate the image's aspect ratio.

However, I just recently received an SVG with size 16x16px from a designer who used Adobe Illustrator to export it and I believe the library should do its best to render the SVG at the greates possible (but still reasonable) quality. In this case, one can argue that setting such properties (especially to such low values) is bad practice and I'd agree. Now, when I remove the width and height properties of the SVG, I get a perfectly fine result. I am still able to find a sample image that produces a pixelated result. Please have a look at the sample project again, where I set things to max density. Therefore, I need to set it to the max value: 2400. So to make sure that my app works fine with all SVGs, I need to set a high enough density. I attached an image of how it looks like with a density of 300. For the demo, however, 300 is by far not enough and I need to increase it to 800 or something in that range to make it somewhat sharp. If you want to convert PNG or JPG files to SVG without losing the quality, our advance SVG Creator can help you. The piggy bank version is alredy made here but it's a low resolution bitmap version In addition I have no idea how glad they would become if you took it.Thank you, Lovell! Setting a density makes the output file look a lot better. This advance free online converter allows the user to convert their PNG, JPG and GIF files to Scalable Vector Graphics, SVG.

In that case it can be a good idea to draw the new parts as vectors and let them simply cover what's below them and save as SVG.īTW. If you have a sharp high resolution bitmap image the tracing result can be very good. A beginner may need days to learn to draw good enough smooth curves with varying widths. An experienced vector drawing program user may be able to do it in a hour if he keeps your image below as a reference. If it's all you have the only way to get a high quality SVG is to draw one. Tracing your attached image version makes an useless result.

If one is not familiar with vector editing, getting started is substantially more difficult than editing the bitmap image. To get a vector SVG the edited bitmap image must still be traced to vector. Editing the vector shapes to the wanted forms is possible in Inkscape, Illustrator or other vector drawing program, but the job will be as difficult than repainting the wrong parts. But tracing will make vector shapes by colors, there will be no separate money back which could be changed to the piggy. Inkscape has that capability and tracing works there well. It's possible also now and the result can be saved as vector SVG. You may have heard of tracing bitmap image to vector. You may speed up the process by pasting the piggy bank from another image, but if it's not bigger than the current money bag you must repaint a part of the girl image manually. In practice you must open the image in Photoshop, GIMP or other bitmap image editor and paint to a new layer the parts which must be changed. The only possibility is to change the colors of those pixels which have wrong content. It's put together of separate colored pixels. I guess that will not be an acceptable solution. Nothing automatic or nearly automatic is available except pasting so big piggy bank that it covers fully the current money back.
