svg_examples
SVG Examples Showcase
Section titled “SVG Examples Showcase”Explore SVG Capabilities
Section titled “Explore SVG Capabilities”The examples listed below demonstrate various features of SVG. Most modern web browsers widely support embedding SVG code directly into HTML, allowing you to render these graphics natively.
Each item typically represents a common use case or a specific SVG feature. Click on them (if they were interactive links) to see the code and the rendered graphic.
SVG Feature Examples
Section titled “SVG Feature Examples”SVG Basic Shapes
Section titled “SVG Basic Shapes”A circle A rectangle A rectangle with opacity A rectangle with opacity (another example) A rectangle with rounded corners An ellipse Three ellipses on top of each other Two ellipses A line A polygon with three sides (triangle) A polygon with four sides (quadrilateral) A star (using polygon or path) Another star variation A polyline (open shape with straight lines) Another polyline example A path (complex shape) A quadratic Bézier curve Rendering text Rotating text Multi-line text Text as a hyperlink Defining stroke color (stroke) Defining stroke width (stroke-width) Defining line cap styles (stroke-linecap) Creating dashed lines (stroke-dasharray)
SVG Filters
Section titled “SVG Filters”Gaussian blur effect (feGaussianBlur) Offsetting an element and blending (feOffset, feBlend) Blurring an offset image for soft shadow (feOffset, feGaussianBlur) Creating a black shadow (feOffset, SourceAlpha) Coloring a shadow (feColorMatrix) A feBlend filter example Filter example 1 Filter example 2 Filter example 3 Filter example 4 Filter example 5 Filter example 6
SVG Gradients
Section titled “SVG Gradients”Ellipse with a horizontal linear gradient (yellow to red) Ellipse with a vertical linear gradient (yellow to red) Ellipse with a horizontal linear gradient and text Ellipse with a radial gradient (white to blue) Another ellipse with a radial gradient example
SVG Miscellaneous (including Animations with SMIL)
Section titled “SVG Miscellaneous (including Animations with SMIL)”Rectangle with a repeating fade animation (5 seconds) A growing rectangle that changes color (animation) Three rectangles changing color (animation) Moving text along a motion path (animation) Moving, rotating, and scaling text along a motion path (animation) Combined animation: text on motion path and a growing, color-changing rectangle Rotating ellipses (animation)
Note: While SMIL (Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language) is used for some SVG animations, CSS Animations and the Web Animations API are also powerful modern alternatives for animating SVG elements, especially when coordinating with other HTML content.