SVGZ 📥

SVGZ — Compressed SVG (gzip)

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.svgz · image/svg+xml

SVGZ is plain SVG compressed with gzip. SVG is text-based XML by nature and compresses extremely well: a multi-megabyte district map becomes a file 60-80% smaller — with no quality loss, since gzip is lossless. Our exporter does this in one step: the map is honestly rendered through QGIS into a full styled SVG, then compressed with gzip level 9. All modern browsers unpack .svgz on the fly, and Inkscape and Illustrator open it directly. Inside is the same object-name catalogue layer as in plain SVG: names are searchable in the editor's object list, and no extra labels are drawn on the map.

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Vigtigste funktioner

One step: full styled QGIS SVG + gzip compression
Level-9 (maximum) compression, typically −60-80% size
Lossless: the original SVG is restored bit-for-bit
Unpacked by browsers on the fly, opens in Inkscape/Illustrator
Same MIME image/svg+xml as SVG
A layer with object names, same as plain SVG
Example SVGZ export (central Moscow, 1x0.5 km)
Example: central Moscow, ~1×0.5 km, medium detail

Om formatet SVGZ

SVGZ is not a separate format but the same SVG, packed with gzip. The extension serves as a hint to the browser and to editors that the content is compressed. A vector map is text with thousands of repeating fragments, which is why it compresses particularly well.

It makes sense wherever somebody downloads the file: a map on a page, an archive of layouts, serving from static hosting. The saving runs end to end — less disk space, less traffic, faster loading, and the image does not lose a single dot.

What you get: a full styled map, rendered by the same pipeline as the ordinary SVG and compressed with gzip at maximum level. There is no need to unpack it by hand — browsers, Inkscape and Illustrator read the file directly; if you do end up needing the source, gunzip gives back the ordinary SVG.

Hvilket program åbner SVGZ-filer

Følgende programmer og applikationer kan åbne, redigere og arbejde med SVGZ — Compressed SVG (gzip)-filer (.svgz), der er eksporteret fra OSM2CDR:

💻Любой современный браузер / any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) Inkscape Adobe Illustrator (CS4+) 📄LibreOffice Draw 💻gzip / gunzip (CLI)

Format specifications

Hvem bruger SVGZ-kort

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Embedding a large vector map on a web page without slow loading
A large vector map on a page loads noticeably faster than an uncompressed one.
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Archiving source maps with 5-10x storage savings
An archive of source files takes several times less space with no loss of quality.
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Serving pre-compressed maps from a static server (no on-the-fly gzip)
A pre-compressed file on static hosting — the server does not spend time compressing it on every request.
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A web atlas of city districts built from lightweight vector files
A set of light vector district maps for a web atlas.

Sådan eksporterer du SVGZ

1
Vælg område
Tegn et rektangel eller en polygon på det interaktive kort på osm2cdr.ru
2
Vælg SVGZ
Vælg SVGZ — Compressed SVG (gzip) fra listen over 127 tilgængelige eksportformater
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Eksportér
Klik på Eksportér, og modtag din .svgz-fil på 1-5 minutter
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Download
Download den færdige SVGZ-fil, og åbn den i Любой современный браузер / any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)

Sådan åbner du filen efter eksporten

Populære kort i SVGZ

Free

Få korteksport i SVGZ — Compressed SVG (gzip)

Download professionelle SVGZ-kort fra OpenStreetMap. Øjeblikkelig generering, ethvert område.

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Ofte stillede spørgsmål

How does SVGZ differ from SVG?
Are special server settings needed?
Is quality lost in compression?
Why does the browser show garbage instead of the map?
Does SVGZ open in every editor?

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