SVG graphics in Markdown to PDF
SVG in a fence stays vector in the PDF: no screenshot, no blur when the reader zooms in, and text that remains text.
```svg fences render as native vector art: a full SVG document, bare path data, or a small key:value config with fills, strokes and gradients (toggle: svg).
Three body modes
A full SVG document, bare path data that takes the text color, or a key:value config with fills, strokes and gradients. Invalid bodies fall back to a code block.
A dimensioned technical drawing
A machined part drawn in SVG: dashed center lines, arrow markers on dimension lines, hatching, circles and labels, as a drawing in a datasheet or a quotation.
An infographic with reusable symbols
Symbols defined once and placed many times with <use>, radial gradients, clip paths, rounded cards and text on a path, for a one-page summary of a survey.
A letter with a vector letterhead
A business letter whose logo and signature are SVG fences, so they stay sharp at any zoom and follow the layout, with a closing table and a footnote.
The sample documents describe invented organizations in several countries. All names and figures are illustrative.