MacSurf 2.3, a web browser for legacy Mac OS systems (8.6–10.6), introduces tabbed browsing, modern JavaScript APIs, improved CSS support, native WebP and SVG rendering, and enhanced security. The free, single-file download runs on PowerPC Macs and Intel systems via Rosetta emulation, with Mac OS 9 as the primary target.
A free browser-based tool that converts LaTeX equations to PNG, SVG, JPG, or JPEG images using local MathJax rendering without uploading data. Users can customize appearance, background, scale, and color before exporting for use in slides, documentation, websites, and other applications.
Plotly is a highly customizable data visualization library suitable for both interactive and static charts, featuring a declarative architecture, SVG rendering for publication-quality exports, WebGL support for large datasets, and extensive customization options. The article demonstrates 32 example charts created with Plotly, showcasing its versatility across various visualization types including maps, 3D charts, and scientific graphics.
Inkvec is an open-source in-browser vectorizer that converts raster images (PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF) to SVG by extracting geometry from pixel evidence, using techniques like level-set extraction and minimum description length to achieve high-quality results with fewer coordinates than competing tools like VTracer and Trazor.
A filmmaker created an animated short film entirely in SVG using SMIL animations, CSS properties, and web APIs. The story follows Anna, Valentin, and Otto at Hotel Kubernetes as they resolve a reservation system bug through dialogue and visual camera movements across a single vector drawing.
andrsrxn/icons is a React icon library featuring 1,000+ duotone icons and 250+ country flags with RTL support, designed as a standalone foundation for an enterprise design system. The library takes a deliberate approach to icon variants, using duotone only when meaningful, outline for simple shapes, and filled variants selectively, all optimized as SVGs and freely available under MIT License.
A collection of thirty SVG drawing prompts featuring animals performing various tasks, inspired by Simon Willison's pelican-bicycle test. Language models were prompted to generate images for these scenarios in 2025 and 2026, with results displayed as returned by the models. The site was created by Claude Fable 5.1 and funded by Tom Gally.
An open-source diagram design skill for Claude Code and compatible platforms offering 39 editorial diagram types including loops, Sankey, Wardley maps, and UML classes. The tool generates high-quality, branded diagrams in static HTML+SVG format without external dependencies, with optional accessible motion and three style variants per diagram.
GetSVG is a browser-based tool that converts PNG, JPG, and WebP images into editable SVG files without uploading data to servers. It uses WebAssembly to trace images into vector paths grouped by color, with preset options optimized for logos, lettering, icons, and illustrations, plus additional SVG editing tools.