Suggestions for SVG
The following packages have something in common with the package SVG. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- Package graphbox: Extend graphicx to improve placement of graphics
- Package pdfoverlay: A LaTeX style for overlaying text on a PDF
- Package epsfig: Include Encapsulated PostScript in LaTeX documents
- Package graphics: Standard LaTeX graphics
- Package graphicx: Enhanced support for graphics
- Package epsf: Simple macros for EPS inclusion
- Package incgraph: Sophisticated graphics inclusion in a PDF document
- Package graphicxpsd: Adobe Photoshop Data format (PSD) support for graphicx package
- Package swfigure: Insert large images that do not fit into a single page
- Package svg-inkscape: How to include an SVG image in LaTeX using Inkscape
- Package domaincoloring: Draw colored represenations of complex functions
- Package pdfpages: Include PDF documents in LaTeX
- Package longfigure: Provides a figure-like environment that break over pages
- Package csvsimple: Simple CSV file processing
- Package awesomebox: Draw admonition blocks in your documents, illustrated with FontAwesome icons
- Package pxpic: Draw pixel pictures
- Package asymptote: 2D and 3D TeX-Aware Vector Graphics Language
- Package emo: Emoji for all (LaTeX engines)
- Package svg-animate: Generate animated SVG diagrams with TikZ
- Package pst-plot: Plot data using PSTricks
- Package asypictureb: User-friendly integration of Asymptote into LaTeX
- Package latexscreenshooter: Capture screenshots within LaTeX documents
- Package mma2ltx: Use Mathematica graphics in a LaTeX document
- Package psfig: A graphics inclusion package
- Package fig4latex: Management of figures for large LaTeX documents
- Package fig2vect: Yet another Fig to vector converter
- Package circledtext: Create circled text
- Package gmp: Enable integration between METAPOST pictures and LaTeX
- Package graphpap: For producing graph paper
- Package twemojis: Use Twitter’s open source emojis through LaTeX commands
- Package scalerel: Constrained scaling and stretching of objects