Why should I use SVG instead of PNG for logos?+
SVGs are resolution-independent - they look sharp on any screen including Retina/HiDPI displays. They are also typically much smaller than an equivalent PNG. The limitation is that SVG isn't supported in some email clients and older software.
What resolution should I export my SVG at?+
For web use, 1× and 2× (for Retina displays) are standard. For print, use at least 300 DPI - calculate the pixel dimensions as inches × 300.
Can I convert a photo to SVG?+
Photos don't convert well to SVG - the result is usually a very large file with thousands of path elements. SVG is best for flat graphics, logos, and illustrations with solid colours.
How do I embed an SVG in HTML?+
You can use <img src='file.svg'>, inline the SVG code directly in HTML, or use it as a CSS background-image. Inlining gives the most control, including the ability to style it with CSS.