Png to SVG example

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Png to SVG example

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Last edited Sep 28, 2016

Created on Sep 28, 2016

This example compares a raster PNG icon with its vector SVG counterpart by displaying both versions side by side. The PNG is embedded as a base64-encoded data URI within an SVG `<image>` element. The SVG path uses the same airplane silhouette, rendered with a red fill and a semi-transparent white outline. The code relies on native SVG elements and attributes to define the shape, with the path data manually specified rather than generated by a JavaScript library.

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