# Render to Scaleable Graphic Format?

**URL:** <https://forums.synfig.org/t/render-to-scaleable-graphic-format/3563>\
**Category:** Feature discussions\
**Created:** [September 15, 2015, 5:59pm UTC](https://forums.synfig.org/t/render-to-scaleable-graphic-format/3563 "2015-09-15T17:59:15Z")\
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**Author:** ![berteh](https://forums.synfig.org/user_avatar/forums.synfig.org/berteh/32/46_2.png) [@berteh](https://forums.synfig.org/u/berteh)\
**Post date:** [October 6, 2015, 2:59pm UTC](https://forums.synfig.org/t/render-to-scaleable-graphic-format/3563/2 "2015-10-06T14:59:45Z")

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Hi.

If it’s to use in web material you have the option to embed an html5 player that actually does exactly that: render to scaleable (canvas) format: [github.com/haramanai/easelSif](https://github.com/haramanai/easelSif) (discussed at [HTML5 canvas player.](https://forums.synfig.org/t/html5-canvas-player/2137/1)).

swf & svg generation have been discussed at length on this forum (as a quick search could tell you), and are currently not available nor planned, afaik.  
the closest attempt I found is (a seemingly old) [linkmauve.fr/dev/synfig/sif2svg/](http://linkmauve.fr/dev/synfig/sif2svg/)

hope this helps.

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